Title: Graph editdistance and hereditary properties
1Graph edit-distance and hereditary properties
2Graph edit-distance
- D the minimum number of edge deletions and/or
additions needed in order to turn into a
graph isomorphic to - graph property
- the minimum distance from to
a graph in
3Graph edit-distance
- D the minimum number of edge deletions and/or
additions needed in order to turn into a
graph isomorphic to - graph property
- the minimum distance from to
a graph in
Q Which graph on n vertices is the furthest
from satisfying ? Q What is the maximum
distance?
4Example triangle freeness
- triangle freeness
- is the furthest
-
5Monotone properties
- Closed under removal of vertices and edges
- Or closed under taking subgraphs
- Complete graphs
- By Erdos-Stone, Erdos-Simonovits
-
-
6Hereditary properties
- Closed under removal of vertices
- Or closed under taking induced subgraphs
- For example
- Monotone properties
- Induced H-freeness
- Perfect
- Chordal
- Cograph
7Related work
- Speed (size) of hereditary properties and the
probability - Prömel and Steger (induced H-freeness)
- Bollobás and Thomason (hereditary properties)
- Avoiding patterns in matrices
- Axenovich, Kézdy and Martin
- Testing hereditary graph properties
- Alon and Shapira
- Convergent graph sequences
- Lovász and Szegedy
8New result Hereditary properties
9Hereditary properties (cont.)
Theorem For any hereditary , there is such
that w.h.p. is the furthest from
up to
- E.g. - monotone properties ( )
- Possible proofs
- Szemerédi Regularity Lemma
- Convergent graph sequences LS
- Non-hereditary properties
- Example - being regular is close,
is far
Proof sketch ?
10Colored regularity graphs
- A complete colored graph K
- Vertices black or white
- Edges black, white or grey
- V(K)v1,,vk
- G conforms to K if
- V1,,Vk a partition of V(G)
- Such that
- vi is black ? Vi is a clique
- vi is white ? Vi is an independent set
- (vi,vj) is black ? (Vi,Vj) is complete bipartite
- (vi,vj) is white ? (Vi,Vj) is edgeless
- (vi,vj) is grey ? no restriction on (Vi,Vj) !
11Cleaning a graph
- Every graph G is close to conforming to some
(small) colored regularity graph - Clean the graph
- Consider a (regular) partition
- Make every cluster homogeneous
- Make every pair either
- Complete bipartite
- Edgeless bipartite
- Very regular with fair edge density
- ? This clean graph defines a K to which it
conforms
12Clean graphs key lemma
- Lemma (based on AS)
- is hereditary and ,
- Then there is a colored regularity graph K s.t.
- G is close to conforming to K
- any graph that conforms to K satisfies
13Proof sketch
is essentially the furthest graph
from P
conforming to K
The closest graph to in
the distance from conforming to K
14Well, then
is essentially the furthest graph from
- For any hereditary graph property,
- What is ?
- What is ?
- known for some families
- Sparse, Complement invariant,
15Forbidden induced subgraphs
is essentially the furthest graph
from P
- - induced H-freeness
- Given a graph H, what is
? - AKM In some cases
16Example Induced C4-freeness
- being induced -free
- Split graphs
- Every split graph is induced -free
Observation
A
B
17Induced C4-freeness (cont.)
Lemma 1 Attained by
Lemma 2 Attained by
18Structural stability
What is the closest graph in to ?
- Critical forbidden induced subgraphs
- Non-stable forbidden H
- C5 , P4 (cographs), K1,2 ,
Theorem W.h.p. the closest induced C4 free
graph to G(n,½) is a split graph
19Colorings
K1,3
b
?
?
- (r,s) coloring
- A graph G is (r,s)-colorable if V(G)
- can be partitioned into rs sets such that
- r induce independent sets
- s induce cliques
- ? If G is (1,0)-col. or (0,2)-col. ? G is induced
K1,3-free - Provide upper bounds on for any
- The bounds are tight for
-
-
?
c
a
d
20Claw-free graphs
K1,3
?
?
- and
- Claim
- Proof For any graph G,
- If ? turn it into a (0,2)-colorable graph
- If ? turn it into a (1,0)-colorable graph
?
21Examples
22Future Directions
- Determine for every graph H
- Is there a nice function?
- Determine for other hereditary
properties - Finding the exact maximum edit-distance
- Hardness of edge-modification problems
23Thank You!