ResQue Greedy: Rewiring Sequential Greedy for Improved Submodular Maximization

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Main Authors: Gallart, Joan Vendrell, Kuhnle, Alan, Kia, Solmaz
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Published: 2025
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author Gallart, Joan Vendrell
Kuhnle, Alan
Kia, Solmaz
author_facet Gallart, Joan Vendrell
Kuhnle, Alan
Kia, Solmaz
contents This paper introduces Rewired Sequential Greedy (ResQue Greedy), an enhanced approach for submodular maximization under cardinality constraints. By integrating a novel set curvature metric within a lattice-based framework, ResQue Greedy identifies and corrects suboptimal decisions made by the standard sequential greedy algorithm. Specifically, a curvature-aware rewiring strategy is employed to dynamically redirect the solution path, leading to improved approximation performance over the conventional sequential greedy algorithm without significantly increasing computational complexity. Numerical experiments demonstrate that ResQue Greedy achieves tighter near-optimality bounds compared to the traditional sequential greedy method.
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spellingShingle ResQue Greedy: Rewiring Sequential Greedy for Improved Submodular Maximization
Gallart, Joan Vendrell
Kuhnle, Alan
Kia, Solmaz
Discrete Mathematics
Data Structures and Algorithms
Optimization and Control
This paper introduces Rewired Sequential Greedy (ResQue Greedy), an enhanced approach for submodular maximization under cardinality constraints. By integrating a novel set curvature metric within a lattice-based framework, ResQue Greedy identifies and corrects suboptimal decisions made by the standard sequential greedy algorithm. Specifically, a curvature-aware rewiring strategy is employed to dynamically redirect the solution path, leading to improved approximation performance over the conventional sequential greedy algorithm without significantly increasing computational complexity. Numerical experiments demonstrate that ResQue Greedy achieves tighter near-optimality bounds compared to the traditional sequential greedy method.
title ResQue Greedy: Rewiring Sequential Greedy for Improved Submodular Maximization
topic Discrete Mathematics
Data Structures and Algorithms
Optimization and Control
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2505.13670