Red blue k-center clustering with distance constraints

Abstract

We consider a variant of the k-center clustering problem in d, where the centers can be divided into two subsets, one, the red centers of size p, and the other, the blue centers of size q, where p+q=k, and such that each red center and each blue center must be apart a distance of at least some given α ≥ 0, with the aim of minimizing the covering radius. We provide a bi-criteria approximation algorithm for the problem and a polynomial time algorithm for the constrained problem where all centers must lie on a given line .

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