LP Rounding for Poise
summary
Gives an LP rounding algorithm that produces a spanning (or Steiner) tree whose sum of diameter and maximum degree (poise) is within O(log n) of the LP optimum. Key steps: use matching-based augmentation to reduce components, formulate a path-length-bounded flow LP that routes terminals to connectors, scale and filter long fractional paths, apply a path-packing plus column-sparsity rounding to get integral short paths with bounded node congestion, then extract a BFS tree to bound diameter and degree.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:36Minimum Poise Trees
- 2:54Outline
- 3:14Matching Based Augmentation
- 4:40Example: log, n approximation for Minimum Spanning Tree
- 5:34A Tree-Pairing Lemma
- 8:07Proposed Application
- 10:49Algorithm Sketch
- 13:33Simple fix
- 15:07Diameter-bounded min-degree trees
- 18:25LP for Steiner Poise L
- 20:42Use MBA strategy for poise
- 20:52T-path packing
- 23:58Use a Filtered LP solution
- 24:34Rounding Flow Paths
- 28:27A new spanning tree objective
- 29:35Multi-commodity Multicast
- 30:16Related Work
