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Item type:Item, AN OPTIMAL ALGORITHM FOR FINDING THE MOST VITAL EDGE WITH RESPECT TO SKT RELIABILITY IN BSP DIGRAPHS(1995-07-01) ;WANG, PF ;LEU, SC ;HSU, LH ;資訊工程學系Department of Computer ScienceThe SKT reliability is the probability that a source can send communication to a specified set of terminals K in V in a probabilistic digraph D = (V, E). ''The most vital edge'' is the edge whose deletion yields the largest decrease in the SKT reliability. A digraph is a basically-series-parallel(BSP) directed graph if its underlying undirected graph is series-parallel. In this paper, we propose a tree-like structure and present an optimal algorithm with linear time complexity for finding the most vital edge with respect to SKT reliability in BSP digraphs.Item type:Item, FINDING THE MOST VITAL EDGE WITH RESPECT TO K-TERMINAL RELIABILITY IN SERIES-PARALLEL NETWORKS(1993-09-01) ;WANG, PF ;HSU, LH ;資訊工程學系Department of Computer ScienceLet K be contained in the vertex-set of a graph G. ''The most vital edge'' is the edge whose deletion yields the largest decrease in the K-terminal reliability, that is the probability that all vertices in K are connected. In this paper, we present a linear-time algorithm for finding the most vital edge with respect to K-terminal reliability in series-parallel networks.Item type:Item, PARALLEL ALGORITHMS FOR FINDING THE MOST VITAL EDGE WITH RESPECT TO MINIMUM SPANNING TREE(1992) ;HSU, LH ;WANG, PF ;WU, CT ;資訊工程學系Department of Computer ScienceGiven a weighted graph G, the weight of a spanning tree T, denoted by w(T), is defined as the total weight of all edges in T. A spanning tree T in G is called a minimum spanning tree if w(T) less-than-or-equal-to w(T') for all spanning trees T' in G. Let w(G) denote the weight of the minimum spanning tree of G if G is connected; otherwise, w(G) = infinity. An edge e is called a most vital edge in G if w(G - e) greater-than-or-equal-to w(G - e') for every edge e' of G where G - e' denotes the partial graph obtained by removing e' from G. In this paper, we present several cost-optimal parallel algorithms, under different computation models, to find the most vital edge in a weighted graph.Item type:Item, PARALLEL ALGORITHMS FOR FINDING THE MOST VITAL EDGE WITH RESPECT TO MINIMUM SPANNING TREE(1992-01-01) ;HSU, LH ;WANG, PF ;WU, CT ;資訊工程學系Department of Computer ScienceItem type:Item, PARALLEL ALGORITHMS FOR FINDING THE MOST VITAL EDGE WITH RESPECT TO MINIMUM SPANNING TREE(1992-01-01) ;HSU, LH ;WANG, PF ;WU, CT ;資訊工程學系Department of Computer ScienceThe weight of a weighted graph G, w(G), is defined to be the weight of its minimum spanning tree. An edge e is called a most vital edge in G if w(G - e) greater-than-or-equal-to w(G - e') for every edge e' of G. In this paper, we present several cost-optimal parallel algorithms, under different computation models, to find the most vital edge in a weighted graph.Item type:Item, PARALLEL ALGORITHMS FOR FINDING THE MOST VITAL EDGE WITH RESPECT TO MINIMUM SPANNING TREE(1992) ;HSU, LH ;WANG, PF ;WU, CT ;資訊工程學系Department of Computer ScienceThe weight of a weighted graph G, w(G), is defined to be the weight of its minimum spanning tree. An edge e is called a most vital edge in G if w(G - e) greater-than-or-equal-to w(G - e') for every edge e' of G. In this paper, we present several cost-optimal parallel algorithms, under different computation models, to find the most vital edge in a weighted graph.