Code for Finding Fault-tolerant s-Clubs

This code accompanies the paper "On fault-tolerant low-diameter clusters in graphs" and is written in C++. If you wish to use or cite this code, please cite the paper:

@article{LSBB2022fault-tolerant, 
	title = {On fault-tolerant low-diameter clusters in graphs}, 
	author = {Lu, Yajun and Salemi, Hosseinali and Balasundaram, Balabhaskar and Buchanan, Austin}, 
	journal = {INFORMS Journal on Computing},
	pages = {3181-3199},
	volume = {34}, 
	number = {6},
	year = {2022},
	doi = {https://doi.org/10.1287/ijoc.2022.1231},
}

This repository includes:

r_robust_s_club: used to find r-robust s-clubs
h_hereditary_s_club: used to find h-hereditary s-clubs

Datasets

In this paper, we use the below graph instances as our testbed. To keep it self-contained, we include all datasets used in our study in the "Dataset" folder. The copyrights are credited to the original authors of datasets.

Gendreau instances used in Veremyev and Boginski 2012.
Watts-Strogatz (WS) instances used in Veremyev et al. 2022.
DIMACS-10 instances in Bader et al. 2013 (also publicly available here).
Other Real-Life (ORL) instances used in Veremyev et al. 2022 (also publicly available here).

Compiling the code

The following steps show how to compile and run the code to find r-robust s-clubs in a Linux environment using a makefile (you can also run the code in Mac or Windows environment by configuring your IDE appropriately). In the folder of r_robust_s_club, parameter.txt is used to configure parameters r and s, and each graph instance's folder includes InputFile.txt (used to determine which instances you want to test). It is similar to run the code to find h-hereditary s-clubs.

Steps to run the code to find r-robust s-clubs in Linux environment:

Download or clone the repository to your machine.
Go to the folder "r_robust_s_club", open the "Makefile" and set GUROBI_HOME to the directory of your Gurobi installation, e.g.: /opt/gurobi/9.0.1/linux64.
From the terminal, go to the folder of "r_robust_s_club".
Type "make" and hit enter to compile.
Type "./main" to run the code.

Acknowledgments

We would like to thank Alexander Veremyev for sharing his test instances, codes for graph visualization, and solvers for the maximum r-robust 2-club problem.

Terms and Use:

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