pub struct KarmarkarKarp {
pub part_count: usize,
}Expand description
§Karmarkar-Karp algorithm
Also called the Largest Differencing Method.
Similar to the greedy number partitioning algorithm, but instead of puting the highest weight into the lowest part, it puts the two highest weights in two different parts and keeps their difference.
§Example
use coupe::Partition as _;
let weights = [3, 5, 3, 9];
let mut partition = [0; 4];
coupe::KarmarkarKarp { part_count: 3 }
.partition(&mut partition, weights)
.unwrap();§Reference
Karmarkar, Narenda and Karp, Richard M., 1983. The differencing method of set partitioning. Technical report, Berkeley, CA, USA.
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§part_count: usizeTrait Implementations§
Source§impl<W> Partition<W> for KarmarkarKarp
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impl Freeze for KarmarkarKarp
impl RefUnwindSafe for KarmarkarKarp
impl Send for KarmarkarKarp
impl Sync for KarmarkarKarp
impl Unpin for KarmarkarKarp
impl UnwindSafe for KarmarkarKarp
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