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CSE 6311 – Spring 2009 ADVANCED COMPUTATIONAL MODELS AND ALGORITHMS Lecture Notes – March 12, 2009 ILP – Integer Linear Programming Approximate algorithm.

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1 CSE 6311 – Spring 2009 ADVANCED COMPUTATIONAL MODELS AND ALGORITHMS Lecture Notes – March 12, 2009 ILP – Integer Linear Programming Approximate algorithm for ILP Instructor: Dr. Gautam Das notes by Walter Wilson

2 ILP – Integer Linear Programming set of integer variables linear constraints linear goal function (same as LP except vars are integers)

3 Integer Linear Programming Example Factory productmaterialprofit Product1w1 grams metal per unitp1 dollars per unit Product2w2 "p2 " Constraints: total # of products per day <= P total amount of material per day <= W Unknowns: x1 - # of units of Product1 x2 - " Product2 Goal function: maximize profit: x1 p1 + x2 p2 Constraint equations: x1 + x2 <= P x1 w1 + x2 w2 <= W x1 >= 0, x2 >= 0, x1,x2 integers!

4 ILP Example 2 – Shortest Paths Given weighted directed graph and start, end nodes s & f, find weight of shortest path from start to end. Letwj >= 0 be integer weight for each edge j ui >= 0 be weight of shortest path from s to node ui Consider shortest path from s to node v: s u1 u2 w1 w2 v u1 u2 Shortest path to v in terms of path to preceding node uk: v <= uk + wk (edge (uk,v) has weight wk) v >= 0 Goal: minimize f (shortest path to f)

5 ILP Decision Problem Is there a var asnmt s.t. goal =0, xi = 1 goal: minimize sum of xi -- xi == 1 means xi selected for vertex cover -- goal <= k means V.C. <= k

6 Approximation Algorithm for ILP Vertex Cover Algorithm: –Treat as LP problem Will get values 0.0 to 1.0 for vertices (VChypoth) –VChypoth <= VCopt – LP solution more optimal than ILP One possible algorithm: take vertices in decreasing order –Stop when cover achieved Simpler: round to 0 or 1 (.5 rounds up) –Is this a vertex cover? »Yes since sum of values for each edge >= 1 –Approximation bound: »VChypoth = sum of x's =.5 »(left vars round to 0, right round to 1) »VCapprox = sum of rounded vars <= 2 * unrounded »Thus: VCapprox <= 2 * VChypoth »Thus: VCapprox <= 2 * VCopt

7 Weighted Vertex Cover Graph with weighted nodes Find vertex cover that touches all edges but minimizes the sum of the weights ILP problem –Goal: sum i=1..n xi wi –How to do rounding? -- do same way –How to prove approximation ratio? VCapprox <= 2 VCopt


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