Abstract
We solve the Union-Find Problem (UF) efficiently for the case the input is restricted to several graph classes, namely partial k-trees for any fixed k, d-dimensional grids for any fixed dimension d and for planar graphs. The result on grids allows us to perform region growing techniques that are used for image segmentation in linear time. For planar graphs we develop a technique of decomposing such a graph into small subgraphs, patching, that might be useful for other algorithmic problems on planar graphs, too. By efficiency we do not only mean linear time in a theoretical setting but also a practical reorganization of memory such that a dynamic data structures for UF is allocated consecutively.
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