- the
treewidth of an
undirected graph is an
integer number which specifies, informally, how far the
graph is from
being a tree. The
smallest treewidth is...
-
decomposition is a
mapping of a
graph into a tree that can be used to
define the
treewidth of the
graph and
speed up
solving certain com****tional
problems on the...
- second-order
logic of
graphs can be
decided in
linear time on
graphs of
bounded treewidth. The
result was
first proved by
Bruno Courcelle in 1990 and independently...
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coloring may be
solved in
polynomial time when the
input is chordal. The
treewidth of an
arbitrary graph may be
characterized by the size of the cliques...
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structural complexity of the graph; it is
closely related to
treewidth, but
unlike treewidth it can be
small for
dense graphs. It is
defined as the minimum...
- And as with
treewidth, many
graph optimization problems may be
solved efficiently for
graphs of
small branchwidth. However,
unlike treewidth, the branchwidth...
-
bounded treewidth is
necessary to
allow exact,
tractable inference,
since the worst-case
inference complexity is
exponential in the
treewidth k (under...
-
graphs and the star
height of
regular languages. Intuitively,
where the
treewidth of a
graph measures how far it is from
being a tree, this
parameter measures...
-
vertices in any of its bags; the
treewidth of G is the
minimum width of any tree
decomposition of G.
treewidth The
treewidth of a
graph G is the
minimum width...
- It is NP-complete but fixed-parameter
tractable on
graphs of
bounded treewidth. The
monochromatic triangle problem takes as
input an n-node undirected...
