Approximating the chromatic polynomial
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The authors present two algorithms that approximate the coefficients of the classic chromatic polynomial of (random) graphs with relatively large orders. One of their algorithms is an improvement of the common broken circuit algorithm while the other, the falling factorial algorithm, is faster with low errors when compared to those of Li's and Knuth's.
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