A simplified min-max formula for the inverse arborescence problem
András Frank, Hanna Szabrina Horváth
Abstract
A simple min-max theorem is formulated and proved for the smallest modification (measured in l1-norm) of an input cost function w0 that makes a target arborescence F0 of a digraph a cheapest arborescence. The constructive proof gives rise to a polynomial time algorithm for computing both a minimizer cost function on the primal side and a maximizer dual object in the min-max formula.
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