Generalizing the Covering Path Problem on a Grid

04/28/2019
by   Liwei Zeng, et al.
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We study the covering path problem on a grid of R^2. We generalize earlier results on a rectangular grid and prove that the covering path cost can be bounded by the area and perimeter of the grid. We provide (2+ϵ) and (1+ϵ)-approximations for the problem on a general grid and on a convex grid, respectively.

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