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allowed. A median x of is a vertex for which the sum of the distances from x to the vertices in the profile is minimum. The … median function finds the set of all medians of a profile. Medians are important in location theory and consensus theory. A … median graph is a graph for which every profile of length 3 has a unique median. Median graphs are well studied. They arise …
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the median function, which minimizes the sum of the distances to the client locations, three simple and natural axioms …, anonymity, betweenness, and consistency suffice on tree networks (continuous case) as shown by Vohra, and on cube-free median … graphs (discrete case) as shown by McMorris et.al.. In the latter paper, in the case of arbitrary median graphs, a fourth …
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__Abstract__ A median (antimedian) of a profile of vertices on a graph $G$ is a vertex that minimizes (maximizes) the … remoteness value, that is, the sum of the distances to the elements in the profile. The median (or antimedian) function has as … obnoxious) facility in a network. The median function is well studied. For instance it has been characterized axiomatically by …
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the median function, which minimizes the sum of the distances to the client locations, three simple and natural axioms …, anonymity, betweenness, and consistency suffice on tree networks (continuous case) as shown by Vohra, and on cube-free median … graphs (discrete case) as shown by McMorris et.al.. In the latter paper, in the case of arbitrary median graphs, a fourth …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10008484078