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An Improved Algorithm for Three-Color Parity Games
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nov. 06, 2008 33mn49s Audio language icon
Marco Faella
From: Fabien Salvi
Event type: Congress&Conferences
Channel : EPFL IC Tresor Talks
Abstract: Three-color parity games capture the disjunction of a Buchi and a co-Buchi condition. The most efficient known algorithm for these games is the progress measure algorithm by Jurdzinski. In this talk we present an acceleration technique that, while leaving the worst-case complexity unchanged, often leads to considerable speed-ups in games arising in practice. As an application, we consider games played in discrete real time, where players should be prevented from stopping time by always choosing moves with delay zero. The time progress condition can be encoded as a three-color parity game and checked using a symbolic implementation of the above-mentioned algorithm.
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