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Clustering based acyclic multi-way partitioning

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In this paper, we present a clustering based algorithm for acyclic multi-way partitioning. Many existing partitioning algorithms have shown that clustering can effectively improve the solution quality. However, most of them do not consider the signal direction and thus cannot maintain the acyclic property. Our algorithm is based on clustering by computing the modified fan-out free cones. Fan-out free cone clustering can reduce a graph to a smaller and sparser one, and maintain the acyclic property at the same time. Experimental results showed that our algorithm compares favorably with the previous best acyclic multi-way partitioning algorithm in cut-size.

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        GLSVLSI '03: Proceedings of the 13th ACM Great Lakes symposium on VLSI
        April 2003
        320 pages
        ISBN:1581136773
        DOI:10.1145/764808

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