Vertex-Failure Distance Oracles and Labeling Schemes: Compact and Constant-Approximate
Yaowei Long
Abstract
We present new algorithms for the vertex-failure distance oracles and labeling schemes problems in undirected weighted graphs. A vertex-failure distance oracle is a data structure that, given two vertices x and y and a failed vertex set F of size at most f, returns an approximation to the distance between x and y in G F. In the labeling-scheme setting, the data structure needs to be stored distributively as labels on the vertices, and each query (x,y,F) must be answered by accessing only the labels of the vertices in F \x,y\. For any f≥ 1 and k 1, we obtain a vertex-failure distance oracle with O(k6) approximation, space O(f2n1+1/k), query time O(f5n1/k), and polynomial preprocessing time. In particular, this is the first time-efficient oracle for multiple vertex failures with space close to linear, as well as the first constant-approximation oracle with polynomial space when tolerating Ω( n) vertex failures. The previous results, due to [Duan-Gu-Ren, SODA'21], gave two alternatives: for any constant c 1 and ε>0, one oracle has poly( n,f) approximation, space n2+1/cpoly( n,f), and query time poly( n,fc), while the other has (1+ε) approximation, space n2+1/c( n/ε)O(f), and query time poly( n,fc,1/ε). We also obtain a vertex-failure distance labeling scheme with O(k6) approximation and label size f3n1/kO(k) n. This is the first nontrivial distance labeling scheme for vertex failures. Our techniques build on recent tools related to length-constrained vertex expanders and also introduce a new expander-based shortcut sparsification. The latter also leads to a deterministic vertex-failure connectivity labeling scheme of size O(f2).
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