An FPT algorithm for orthogonal buttons and scissors

07/24/2019
by   Dekel Tsur, et al.
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We study the puzzle game Buttons and Scissors in which the goal is to remove all buttons from an n× m grid by a series of horizontal and vertical cuts. We show that the corresponding parameterized problem has an algorithm with time complexity 2^O(k^2 k) (n+m)^O(1), where k is an upper bound on the number of cuts.

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