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SUMMARY:Eunjin Oh (오은진)\, Approximation Algorithms for the Geometric Multimatching Problem
DESCRIPTION:Let S and T be two sets of points in a metric space with a total of n points. Each point in S and T has an associated value that specifies an upper limit on how many points it can be matched with from the other set. A multimatching between S and T is a way of pairing points such that each point in S is matched with at least as many points in T as its assigned value\, and vice versa for each point in T. The cost of a multimatching is defined as the sum of the distances between all matched pairs of points. The geometric multimatching problem seeks to find a multimatching that minimizes this cost. A special case where each point is matched to at most one other point is known as the geometric many-to-many matching problem. \nWe present two results for these problems when the underlying metric space has a bounded doubling dimension. Specifically\, we provide the first near-linear-time approximation scheme for the geometric multimatching problem in terms of the output size. Additionally\, we improve upon the best-known approximation algorithm for the geometric many-to-many matching problem\, previously introduced by Bandyapadhyay and Xue (SoCG 2024)\, which won the best paper award at SoCG 2024. \nThis is joint work with Shinwoo An and Jie Xue.
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LOCATION:Room B332\, IBS (기초과학연구원)
CATEGORIES:Discrete Math Seminar
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