By Liqiu Meng, Alexander Zipf, Stephan Winter
This ebook experiences the latest examine and technical achievements at the following subject matter blocks: layout of cellular map providers and its constraints, typology and value of cellular map companies, visualization options on small monitors for time-critical projects, cellular map clients, interplay and model in cellular environments and functions of map-based cellular services.
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Select nmin, the node with the smallest degree in ANS. 3. If the degree of nmin is higher than 0, then mark nmin as aggregator and mark all nodes adjacent to nmin as aggregated to nmin. 4. Place nmin in the solution set S. 5. Remove nmin and all nodes adjacent to it from ANS. An implementation of this algorithm builds a priority queue from the conflict graph, ordering icons in ascending order of degree, where the degree of each icon is the number of conflicts for that icon. At each step, the algorithm takes the icon with the smallest degree, removes it from the priority queue and places it in the solution set.
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Place nmin in the solution set S. 5. Remove nmin and all nodes adjacent to it from ANS. An implementation of this algorithm builds a priority queue from the conflict graph, ordering icons in ascending order of degree, where the degree of each icon is the number of conflicts for that icon. At each step, the algorithm takes the icon with the smallest degree, removes it from the priority queue and places it in the solution set. , if it overlaps other icons in the queue. Moreover, all icons that are in conflict with the aggregator are removed from the queue, they are marked as aggregated and the degrees of their neighbors that are still in the queue are decreased accordingly.
