Modifications of Competitive Group Testing
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- A new randomized algorithm for group testing with unknown number of defective items
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- An improved zig zag approach for competitive group testing
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- On a parity based group testing algorithm
- Improved algorithms for group testing with inhibitors
- Randomized group testing for mutually obscuring defectives
- A zig-zag approach for competitive group testing
- Competitive group testing and learning hidden vertex covers with minimum adaptivity
- Max-throughput for (conservative) \(k\)-of-\(n\) testing
- Three Versions of a Group Testing Game
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- On detecting some defective items in group testing
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