Huge multiway table problems
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Abstract: Deciding the existence of an integer threeway table with given line-sums is NP-complete already for fixed , but is in P with both fixed. Here we consider {em huge} tables, where the variable dimension is encoded in {em binary}. Combining recent results on integer cones and Graver bases, we show that if the number of {em layer types} is fixed, then the problem is in P, whereas if it is variable, then the problem is in NP intersect coNP. Our treatment goes through the more general class of -fold integer programming problems.
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