Kernighan-Lin(KL) algorithm for Partitioning
KL algorithm is an iterative improvement algorithm for bi-partitioning a netlist.Belonging to the class of group migration algorithms, it is based on exchanging a pair of nodes across the partition to reduce the cutset.In this lecture, the algorithm is explained with an example.
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