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Is there an optimal solution for this bipartite graph coloring problem?
Hi, I would like to know if there is some algorithm to solve the following problem, or maybe it is NP.
Given a bipartite graph of at most 200 nodes in each side, I need to color the minimum number of nodes so each node is colored or has a colored neighbor. The colored nodes could be in any side.
Thanks for your answers.
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