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A Polynomial time Algorithm for the Maximum Weight
Independent Set Problem on Outerstring Graphs
J. Mark Keil ∗, Joseph Mitchell †, D. Pradhan ‡, Martin Vatshelle
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Abstract
Outerstring graphs are the intersection graphs of curves that lie inside a disk such that each
curve intersects the boundary of the disk. Outerstring graphs are among the most general classes of
intersection graphs studied, including among others, chordal graphs and interval filament graphs.
To date, no polynomial time algorithm is known for any of the classical graph optimization
problems on outerstring graphs, in fact most are NP-hard. It is known that there is an intersection
model for any outerstring graph that consists of polygonal arcs attached to a circle. However, this
representation may require an exponential number of segments relative to the size of the graph.
Given an outerstring graph and an intersection model consisting of polygonal arcs with a total
of N segments, we
develop an algorithm that solves the Maximum Weight Independent Set
problem in O N 3 time. If the polygonal arcs are restricted to single segments, then outersegment
graphs result. For
outersegment graphs, we solve the Maximum Weight Independent Set
problem in O n3 time where n is the number of vertices in the graph.
∗ Department
of Computer Science, University of Saskatchewan, Canada
of Applied Mathematics and Statistics, State University of New York at Stony Brook, USA
‡ Indian Institute of Technology, Jodhpur, India
§ Department of Informatics, University of Bergen, Norway
† Department
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