| Juels, A., Peinado M. Hidden cliques as cryptographic keys. Technical report, UC Berkeley, 1996. |
.... such reduction of a hard problem onto another hard problem is not a good problem solving strategy especially when the reduction result is finding a maximum clique in a graph, a problem that has been suggested, due to its difficulty, to hide information in some cryptographic protocols [Jue96]. Coudert applied his algorithm on a large set of real life examples. However, he did not provide experimental results for most graph classes which correspond to difficult optimization problems. Complex problems, such as graph coloring, require extensive exploration of the problem solution space. ....
Juels, A., Peinado M. Hidden cliques as cryptographic keys. Technical report, UC Berkeley, 1996.
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