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An algebraic approach to rectangle packing

by Baris Altunkaynak , 2008
"... A method for converting the geometrical problem of rectangle packing to an algebraic problem of solving a system of nonlinear equations is described. There are many interesting infinite rectangle packing problems that are studied. Some of them are: Packing of rectangles with side lengths ( 1 n, 1 n+ ..."
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A method for converting the geometrical problem of rectangle packing to an algebraic problem of solving a system of nonlinear equations is described. There are many interesting infinite rectangle packing problems that are studied. Some of them are: Packing of rectangles with side lengths ( 1 n, 1 n

Digital Object Identifier (DOI) 10.1007/s10107-003-0427-1 Math. Program., Ser. B 97: 543–569 (2003)

by S. Imahori, M. Yagiura, T. Ibaraki
"... Local search algorithms for the rectangle packing problem with general spatial costs ..."
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Local search algorithms for the rectangle packing problem with general spatial costs

New Improvements in Optimal Rectangle Packing

by Eric Huang, Richard E. Korf
"... The rectangle packing problem consists of finding an enclosing rectangle of smallest area that can contain a given set of rectangles without overlap. Our algorithm picks the x-coordinates of all the rectangles before picking any of the y-coordinates. For the x-coordinates, we present a dynamic varia ..."
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The rectangle packing problem consists of finding an enclosing rectangle of smallest area that can contain a given set of rectangles without overlap. Our algorithm picks the x-coordinates of all the rectangles before picking any of the y-coordinates. For the x-coordinates, we present a dynamic

Maximizing the Total Profit of Rectangles Packed into a Rectangle

by Klaus Jansen, Guochuan Zhang , 2007
"... We consider the following rectangle packing problem. Given a set of rectangles, each of which is associated with a profit, we are requested to pack a subset of the rectangles into a bigger rectangle so that the total profit of rectangles packed is maximized. The rectangles may not overlap. This pr ..."
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We consider the following rectangle packing problem. Given a set of rectangles, each of which is associated with a profit, we are requested to pack a subset of the rectangles into a bigger rectangle so that the total profit of rectangles packed is maximized. The rectangles may not overlap

VLSI module placement based on rectangle-packing by the sequence pair

by Hiroshi Murata, Kunihiro Fujiyoshi, Shigetoshi Nakatake, Yoji Kajitani - IEEE TRANS. ON CAD , 1996
"... The earliest and the most critical stage in VLSI layout design is the placement. The background of which is the rectangle packing problem: Given set of rectangular modules of arbitrary sizes, place them without overlap on a plane within a rectangle of minimum area. Since the variety of the packing ..."
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The earliest and the most critical stage in VLSI layout design is the placement. The background of which is the rectangle packing problem: Given set of rectangular modules of arbitrary sizes, place them without overlap on a plane within a rectangle of minimum area. Since the variety of the packing

Convex Position Estimation in Wireless Sensor Networks

by Lance Doherty , Kristofer S. J. Pister , Laurent El Ghaoui
"... A method for estimating unknown node positions in a sensor network based exclusively on connectivity-induced constraints is described. Known peer-to-peer communication in the network is modeled as a set of geometric constraints on the node positions. The global solution of a feasibility problem fo ..."
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unknown nodes in the network is given. The area of the bounding rectangles decreases as additional or tighter constraints are included in the problem. Specific models are suggested and simulated for isotropic and directional communication, representative of broadcast-based and optical transmission

Optimal packing of high-precision rectangles

by Eric Huang, Richard E. Korf - In , 2011
"... The rectangle-packing problem consists of finding an enclosing rectangle of smallest area that can contain a given set of rectangles without overlap. Our new benchmark includes rectangles of successively higher precision, a problem for the previous state-of-the-art, which enumerates all locations fo ..."
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The rectangle-packing problem consists of finding an enclosing rectangle of smallest area that can contain a given set of rectangles without overlap. Our new benchmark includes rectangles of successively higher precision, a problem for the previous state-of-the-art, which enumerates all locations

On Approximating Rectangle Tiling and Packing

by Sanjeev Khanna, S. Muthukrishnan, Mike Paterson - Proc Symp. on Discrete Algorithms (SODA
"... Our study of tiling and packing with rectangles in twodimensional regions is strongly motivated by applications in database mining, histogram-based estimation of query sizes, data partitioning, and motion estimation in video compression by block matching, among others. An example of the problems tha ..."
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Our study of tiling and packing with rectangles in twodimensional regions is strongly motivated by applications in database mining, histogram-based estimation of query sizes, data partitioning, and motion estimation in video compression by block matching, among others. An example of the problems

On Packing Of Squares Into A Rectangle

by Pavel Novotny , 1996
"... . It is proved in this paper that any system of squares with total area 1 may be packed into a rectangle whose area is less then 1:53: The following problem is formulated in [7]: Determine the smallest number S such that any system of squares with total area 1 may be (parallelly) packed into a rect ..."
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. It is proved in this paper that any system of squares with total area 1 may be packed into a rectangle whose area is less then 1:53: The following problem is formulated in [7]: Determine the smallest number S such that any system of squares with total area 1 may be (parallelly) packed into a

Solving the multiple-instance problem with axis-parallel rectangles

by Thomas G. Dietterich, Richard H. Lathrop - Artificial Intelligence , 1997
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