Chegrane, IbrahimHocine, ImaneYahiaoui, SaïdBendjoudi, AhceneNouali_Taboudjemat, Nadia2023-01-242023-01-242022978-3-031-17848-1https://dl.cerist.dz/handle/CERIST/952We propose two methods to compact the used search tree during the graph edit distance (GED) computation. The first maps the node information and encodes the different edit operations by numbers and the needed remaining vertices and edges by BitSets. The second represents the tree succinctly by bit-vectors. The proposed methods require 24 to 250 times less memory than traditional versions without negatively influencing the running time.Graph Edit Distance (GED)Compacted GED search spaceConference paper