A Nonmonotone Analysis with the Primal-Dual Approach: online routing of virtual circuits with unknown durations
Guy Even, Moti Medina

TL;DR
This paper demonstrates that the primal-dual approach can be effectively applied to nonmonotone online problems, specifically for routing virtual circuits with unknown durations, expanding the applicability of this analytical method.
Contribution
It introduces a primal-dual analysis framework for nonmonotone online algorithms, applied to virtual circuit routing with unknown durations, which was previously unaddressed.
Findings
Primal-dual approach is applicable to nonmonotone online problems.
The analysis is applied to routing virtual circuits with unknown durations.
The method extends primal-dual techniques to new problem classes.
Abstract
We address the question of whether the primal-dual approach for the design and analysis of online algorithms can be applied to nonmonotone problems. We provide a positive answer by presenting a primal-dual analysis to the online algorithm of Awerbuch et al.[AAPW01] for routing virtual circuits with unknown durations.
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Taxonomy
TopicsOptimization and Search Problems · Auction Theory and Applications · Advanced Bandit Algorithms Research
