According to the researches on theoretic basis in part Ⅰ of the paper, the spanning tree algorithms solving the maximum independent set both in even network and in odd network have been developed in this part, part ...According to the researches on theoretic basis in part Ⅰ of the paper, the spanning tree algorithms solving the maximum independent set both in even network and in odd network have been developed in this part, part Ⅱ of the paper. The algorithms transform first the general network into the pair sets network, and then decompose the pair sets network into a series of pair subsets by use of the characteristic of maximum flow passing through the pair sets network. As for the even network, the algorithm requires only one time of transformation and decomposition, the maximum independent set can be gained without any iteration processes, and the time complexity of the algorithm is within the bound of O(V3). However, as for the odd network, the algorithm consists of two stages. In the first stage, the general odd network is transformed and decomposed into the pseudo-negative envelope graphs and generalized reverse pseudo-negative envelope graphs alternately distributed at first; then the algorithm turns to the second stage, searching for the negative envelope graphs within the pseudo-negative envelope graphs only. Each time as a negative envelope graph has been found, renew the pair sets network by iteration at once, and then turn back to the first stage. So both stages form a circulation process up to the optimum. Two available methods, the adjusting search and the picking-off search are specially developed to deal with the problems resulted from the odd network. Both of them link up with each other harmoniously and are embedded together in the algorithm. Analysis and study indicate that the time complexity of this algorithm is within the bound of O(V5).展开更多
Networks are a class of general systems represented by becomes a weighted graph visualizing the constraints imposed their UC-structure. Suppressing the nature of elements the network by interconnections rather than th...Networks are a class of general systems represented by becomes a weighted graph visualizing the constraints imposed their UC-structure. Suppressing the nature of elements the network by interconnections rather than the elements themselves. These constraints follow generalized Kirchhoff＇s laws derived from physical constraints. Once we have a graph; then the working environment becomes the graph-theory. An algorithm derived from graph theory is developed within the paper in order to analyze general networks. The algorithm is based on computing all the spanning trees in the graph G with an associated weight. This weight is the product ofadmittance＇s of the edges forming the spanning tree. In the first phase this algorithm computes a depth first spanning tree together with its cotree. Both are used as parents for controlled generation of off-springs. The control is represented in selecting the off-springs that were not generated previously. While the generation of off-springs, is based on replacement of one or more tree edges by cycle edges corresponding to cotree edges. The algorithm can generate a frequency domain analysis of the network.展开更多
文摘According to the researches on theoretic basis in part Ⅰ of the paper, the spanning tree algorithms solving the maximum independent set both in even network and in odd network have been developed in this part, part Ⅱ of the paper. The algorithms transform first the general network into the pair sets network, and then decompose the pair sets network into a series of pair subsets by use of the characteristic of maximum flow passing through the pair sets network. As for the even network, the algorithm requires only one time of transformation and decomposition, the maximum independent set can be gained without any iteration processes, and the time complexity of the algorithm is within the bound of O(V3). However, as for the odd network, the algorithm consists of two stages. In the first stage, the general odd network is transformed and decomposed into the pseudo-negative envelope graphs and generalized reverse pseudo-negative envelope graphs alternately distributed at first; then the algorithm turns to the second stage, searching for the negative envelope graphs within the pseudo-negative envelope graphs only. Each time as a negative envelope graph has been found, renew the pair sets network by iteration at once, and then turn back to the first stage. So both stages form a circulation process up to the optimum. Two available methods, the adjusting search and the picking-off search are specially developed to deal with the problems resulted from the odd network. Both of them link up with each other harmoniously and are embedded together in the algorithm. Analysis and study indicate that the time complexity of this algorithm is within the bound of O(V5).
文摘Networks are a class of general systems represented by becomes a weighted graph visualizing the constraints imposed their UC-structure. Suppressing the nature of elements the network by interconnections rather than the elements themselves. These constraints follow generalized Kirchhoff＇s laws derived from physical constraints. Once we have a graph; then the working environment becomes the graph-theory. An algorithm derived from graph theory is developed within the paper in order to analyze general networks. The algorithm is based on computing all the spanning trees in the graph G with an associated weight. This weight is the product ofadmittance＇s of the edges forming the spanning tree. In the first phase this algorithm computes a depth first spanning tree together with its cotree. Both are used as parents for controlled generation of off-springs. The control is represented in selecting the off-springs that were not generated previously. While the generation of off-springs, is based on replacement of one or more tree edges by cycle edges corresponding to cotree edges. The algorithm can generate a frequency domain analysis of the network.
