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Separator-Based Pruned Dynamic Programming for Steiner Tree

AAAI 2019 · Learning theory and algorithms › Combinatorial and search optimization · approach: Heuristics for integer programming · 16 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
add separator-based pruning to the Dreyfus-Wagner/EMV dynamic program (ablation)EMV DP · PACE instancesrunning timeHelped
add the binary-tree data structure for subset enumeration (ablation)Pruned DP · PACE instancesrunning timeHelped
add meet-in-the-middle technique (ablation)Pruned DP · PACE instancesrunning timeHelped
use pruned DP instead of A* search (HSV) on near-planar Group instancesSteiner tree solver · Group (89 instances)instances solved: 16 -> 87Helped
use pruned DP instead of SCIP-JACK on VLSI instancesSteiner tree solver · VLSI (40 instances)instances solved: 20 -> 32Helped
use pruned DP instead of SCIP-JACK on Rectilinear instancesSteiner tree solver · Rectilinear (143 instances)instances solved: 138 -> 113Hurt
use pruned DP instead of SCIP-JACK on Random graphsSteiner tree solver · Random (133 instances)instances solved: 96 -> 91Hurt
use pruned DP instead of SCIP-JACK on Vienna instancesSteiner tree solver · Vienna (210 instances)instances solved: 129 -> 42Hurt

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