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Bin covering problem

In the bin covering problem, items of different sizes must be packed into a finite number of bins or containers, each of which must contain at least a certain given total size, in a way that maximizes the number of bins used.

The bidirectional bin-filling algorithm, Polynomial-time approximation schemes & Related problems

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The bidirectional bin-filling algorithm

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Polynomial-time approximation schemes

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Bin packing problemNP-hardApproximation algorithmsPTASAsymptotically optimal
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