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Maximizing DR-submodular+supermodular functions on the integer lattice subject to a cardinality constraint
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    Maximizing DR-submodular+supermodular functions on the integer lattice subject to a cardinality constraint (English)
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    17 August 2021
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    The authors propose a threshold greedy algorithm for the problem of maximizing the sum of a monotone non-negative diminishing return submodular function and a monotone non-negative supermodular function on the integer lattice with a cardinality constraint. The relation between the value of the solution returned by the proposed algorithm and the optimal solution value is estimated by a constant. With this purpose the authors introduce a concept of the total curvature on the integer lattice for a monotone non-decreasing non-negative submodular function and for a monotone non-negative supermodular function. They also formulate a linear program whose objective function approximates the estimated relation.
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    submodular function
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    supermodular function
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    integer lattice
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    cardinality constraint
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    threshold greedy algorithm
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