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courses:cs211:winter2011:journals:chen:chapter_1 [2011/01/16 22:33] – [Chapter 1] zhongccourses:cs211:winter2011:journals:chen:chapter_1 [2011/01/19 04:46] (current) – [1.2: 5 Representative Problems] zhongc
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-====== Chapter 1 ======+======= Chapter 1 =======
  
 My notes on Chapter 1 readings My notes on Chapter 1 readings
  
-====== 1.1 Stable Matching Problem ======+====== 1.1Stable Matching Problem ======
  
  
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 Readable: 5 Readable: 5
 Interesting: 7 Interesting: 7
-===== 1.1: Stable Matching ===== 
  
  
 +====== 1.2: 5 Representative Problems ======
  
-===== 1.25 Representative Problems =====+**Interval sheduling** 
 +Input: Jobs with periods. 
 +OutputMaximum subset of compatible jobs.
  
-Summarize the section, issues, what you figured out, readability, ...+**Weighted Interval sheduling** 
 +Input: Jobs with periods and weights. 
 +Output: Maximum weighted subset of compatible jobs.
  
 +**Bipartite matching**
 +Matchings in bipartite graphs can model situations in which objects are
 +being assigned to other objects.
 +output: maximum matching
 +
 +**Independant set**
 +Motivation: The Independent Set Problem encodes any situation in which you are
 +trying to choose from among a collection of objects and there are pairwise
 +conflicts among some of the objects.
 +Interval Scheduling and Bipartite Matching can both be encoded as special
 +cases of the Independent Set Problem.
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 +Readable/Interesting: 5 5
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