In this note we study the general facility location problem with connectivity. We present an O（np2）-time algorithm for the general facility location problem with connectivity on trees. Furthermore,we present an O（n...In this note we study the general facility location problem with connectivity. We present an O（np2）-time algorithm for the general facility location problem with connectivity on trees. Furthermore,we present an O（np）-time algorithm for the general facility location problem with connectivity on equivalent binary trees.展开更多
Recently, the inverse connected p-median problem on block graphs G(V,E,w) under various cost functions, say rectilinear norm, Chebyshev norm, and bottleneck Hamming distance. Their contributions include finding a nece...Recently, the inverse connected p-median problem on block graphs G(V,E,w) under various cost functions, say rectilinear norm, Chebyshev norm, and bottleneck Hamming distance. Their contributions include finding a necessary and sufficient condition for the connected p-median problem on block graphs, developing algorithms and showing that these problems can be solved in O(n log n) time, where n is the number of vertices in the underlying block graph. Using similar technique, we show that some results are incorrect by a counter-example. Then we redefine some notations, reprove Theorem 1 and redescribe Theorem 2, Theorem 3 and Theorem 4.展开更多
基金Supported by National Nature Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.11471210,11571222)
文摘In this note we study the general facility location problem with connectivity. We present an O（np2）-time algorithm for the general facility location problem with connectivity on trees. Furthermore,we present an O（np）-time algorithm for the general facility location problem with connectivity on equivalent binary trees.
文摘Recently, the inverse connected p-median problem on block graphs G(V,E,w) under various cost functions, say rectilinear norm, Chebyshev norm, and bottleneck Hamming distance. Their contributions include finding a necessary and sufficient condition for the connected p-median problem on block graphs, developing algorithms and showing that these problems can be solved in O(n log n) time, where n is the number of vertices in the underlying block graph. Using similar technique, we show that some results are incorrect by a counter-example. Then we redefine some notations, reprove Theorem 1 and redescribe Theorem 2, Theorem 3 and Theorem 4.
