Document Type

Article

Publication Date

11-2024

Publisher

Springer Nature

Abstract

Given a monotone submodular set function with a knapsack constraint, its maximization problem has two types of approximation algorithms with running time 0(n2) and 0(n5), respectively. With running time 0(n5), the best performance ratio is 1-1/e. With running time 0(n2), the well-known performance ratio is (1-1/e)/2 and an improved one is claimed to be (1-1/e2)/2 recently. In this paper, we design an algorithm with running 0(n2) and performance ratio 1-1/e2/3, and an algorithm with running time 0(n3) and performance ratio 1/2.

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