A method to identify the ordinary edges for symmetric traveling salesman problem based on frequency Kis
Yong Wang
Abstract
The frequency Kis (i∈[4,n]) are studied for symmetric traveling salesman problem (TSP) to characterize the structure properties of the edges inside and outside the optimal Hamiltonian cycle (OHC). Given a Ki in Kn where i∈ [4,n], the frequency Ki is computed with the set of i2 optimal i-vertex paths with fixed endpoints (optimal i-vertex paths) in the Ki. Given an OHC edge in a Ki, it has a frequency bigger than 12i2 in the frequency Ki, and that of an ordinary edge outside the OHC is smaller than 12i2. As the frequency of an edge is computed with the frequency Kis, an OHC edge of Kn has an average frequency bigger than 12i2. It indicates an OHC edge of Kn is also one OHC edge of a Ki containing it. It also found that the probability that an OHC edge has the frequency bigger than 12i2 increases according to i∈ [4, n] based on the frequency Kis. For an ordinary edge outside the OHC, the probability that it has a frequency smaller than 12i2 increases according to i. Based on the findings, a method is given to identify the ordinary edges for TSP.
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