The linear assignment problem
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1992
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NATO ASI Series F: Computer and Systems Sciences; 82
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We present a broad survey of recent polynomial algorithms for the linear assignment problem. They all use essentially alternating trees and/or strongly feasible trees. Most of them employ Dijkstra’s shortest path algorithm directly or indirectly. When properly implemented, each has the same complexity: O (n 3) for dense graphs with simple data structures and O (n 2 log n+nm) for sparse graphs using Fibonacci Heaps.
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Combinatorial optimization: new frontiers in theory and practice
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