Lecture
Minimum Guardians in Graphs
Description
This lecture discusses the concept of minimum guardians in graphs, where an independent set of edges is selected to minimize the number of guardians needed to monitor them. The instructor explains the process of selecting edges and placing guardians strategically to ensure efficient monitoring, highlighting the challenges in determining the minimum number of guardians required in certain scenarios.
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