On the parameterized complexity of red-blue points separation
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Abstract: We study the following geometric separation problem: Given a set of red points and a set of blue points in the plane, find a minimum-size set of lines that separate from . We show that, in its full generality, parameterized by the number of lines in the solution, the problem is unlikely to be solvable significantly faster than the brute-force -time algorithm, where is the total number of points. Indeed, we show that an algorithm running in time , for any computable function , would disprove ETH. Our reduction crucially relies on selecting lines from a set with a large number of different slopes (i.e., this number is not a function of ). Conjecturing that the problem variant where the lines are required to be axis-parallel is FPT in the number of lines, we show the following preliminary result. Separating from with a minimum-size set of axis-parallel lines is FPT in the size of either set, and can be solved in time (assuming that is the smallest set).
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