LIPIcs.IPEC.2024.35.pdf
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Given a bipartite graph (A,B), the one-sided crossing minimization (OCM) problem is to find an ordering of the vertices of B that minimizes the number of edge crossings when drawn in the plane. We introduce the novel strongly fixed, practically fixed, and practically glued reductions that maximally generalize some existing reductions. We apply these in our exact solver OCMu64, that directly uses branch-and-bound on the ordering of the vertices of B and does not depend on ILP or SAT solvers.
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