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### Exact
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-[PACE 2017 bonus instances](https://github.com/PACE-challenge/Treewidth-PACE-2017-bonus-instances) – this should be a fresh challenge even for the PACE 2017 winning solvers
-[Transit graphs](https://github.com/daajoe/transit_graphs) contributed by Johannes Fichte
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## Validity checker
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The validity checker [td-validate](https://github.com/holgerdell/td-validate/) verifies that a given tree decomposition (specified in the .td file format) is indeed a valid tree decomposition of a given graph (specified in the .gr format).
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The validity checker [td-validate](https://github.com/holgerdell/td-validate) verifies that a given tree decomposition (specified in the .td file format) is indeed a valid tree decomposition of a given graph (specified in the .gr format).
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The validity checker also comes with an automatic tester `autotest-tw-solver.py` that can automatically test a given exact treewidth solver by running it on all graphs with min-degree 3 and at most 8 vertices.
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