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On multiway cut parameterized above lower bounds
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We introduce a concept of parameterizing a problem above the optimum solution of its natural linear programming relaxation and prove that the
node multiway cut
problem is fixed-parameter tractable (FPT) in this setting. As a consequence we prove that node multiway cut is FPT, when parameterized above the maximum separating cut, resolving an open problem of Razgon.
Our results imply
O
*
(4
k
) algorithms for vertex cover above maximum matching and almost 2-SAT as well as an
O
*
(2
k
) algorithm for node multiway cut with a standard parameterization by the solution size, improving previous bounds for these problems.
Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
Title: On multiway cut parameterized above lower bounds
Description:
We introduce a concept of parameterizing a problem above the optimum solution of its natural linear programming relaxation and prove that the
node multiway cut
problem is fixed-parameter tractable (FPT) in this setting.
As a consequence we prove that node multiway cut is FPT, when parameterized above the maximum separating cut, resolving an open problem of Razgon.
Our results imply
O
*
(4
k
) algorithms for vertex cover above maximum matching and almost 2-SAT as well as an
O
*
(2
k
) algorithm for node multiway cut with a standard parameterization by the solution size, improving previous bounds for these problems.
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