Wouldn't the Dijkstra algorithm visit the negative edge if the
weights were changed as follows; A > B = 1, B > C = 2, A >
D = 4?
I assume that the algorithm goes as follows, Node A is known, shortest path is to Node B at weight 1, and then it goes to Node C because of the smallest weight being 3, and then it would visit Node D via the negative weighted edge.
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1. Step through Dijkstra's algorithm to calculate the order in which the vertices are visited from vertex A to all other vertices in the undirected graph given below. Then to calculate (a) the shortest path distance from A to all other vertex and (b) the corresponding path taken. 2 12 7 2 3 10 2. With an example show that...
8.1: Show what the arrays will look like after Djikstra's algorithm completes processing the graph shown...
8.1: Show what the arrays will look like after
Djikstra's
algorithm completes processing the graph shown in Figure
8.9 on Page 407.
Note that almost all the information you need can be
inferred from Figure 8.9e
(show the contents of all three arrays: fringeWgt,
parent, and status arrays).
A (partially-filled) example of the parent array is shown in
Figure 8.5
at the top of Page 398. HOWEVER, this example array is for
Prim's algorithm,
not Dijkstra's. Dijkstra uses a similar...
10) Shortest Paths (10 marks) Some pseudocode for the shortest path problem is given below. When DIJKSTRA (G, w,s) is called, G is a given graph, w contains the weights for edges in G, and s is a sta...
10) Shortest Paths (10 marks) Some pseudocode for the shortest path problem is given below. When DIJKSTRA (G, w,s) is called, G is a given graph, w contains the weights for edges in G, and s is a starting vertex DIJKSTRA (G, w, s) INITIALIZE-SINGLE-SOURCE(G, s) 1: RELAX (u, v, w) 1: if dlv] > dlu (u, v) then 2d[v] <- d[u] +w(u, v) 3 4: end if 4: while Q φ do 5: uExTRACT-MIN Q) for each vertex v...
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Apply Dijkstra's algorithm as discussed in class to solve the single-source shortest-paths problem for the following...
Apply Dijkstra's algorithm as discussed in class to solve the single-source shortest-paths problem for the following graph. Consider node A to be the source. (20 points) a. Show the completed table. b. State the shortest path from A to E and state its length. State the shortest path from A to F A 9 and state its length. d. State the shortest path from A to G 17 and state its length. 7 C. 12 B 8 10 D 8...
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5. Apply Dijkstra's algorithm as discussed in class to solve the single-source shortest-paths problem for the...
5. Apply Dijkstra's algorithm as discussed in class to solve the single-source shortest-paths problem for the following graph. Consider node A to be the source. (20 points) a. Show the completed table. b. State the shortest path from A to E and state its length. C. State the shortest path from A to F and state its length. d. State the shortest path from A to G and state its length. A 12 9 B 17 8 7 10 8...
Input a simple undirected weighted graph G with non-negative edge weights (represented by w), and a source node v of G. Output: TDB. D: a vector indexed by the vertices of G. Q: priority queue containing the vertices of G using D[] as key D[v]=0; for (all vertex ut-v) [D[u]-infinity:) while not Q. empty() 11 Q is not empty fu - Q.removein(); // retrieve a vertex of Q with min D value for (all vertex : adjacent to u such...
CAN SOMEONE PLEASE HELP ME WITH THIS RECITATION QUESTION (both
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1. Step through Dijkstra's algorithm to calculate the order in which the vertices are visited from vertex A to all other vertices in the undirected graph given below. Then to calculate (a) the shortest path distance from A to all other vertex and (b) the corresponding path taken. 2 12 7 2 3 10 2. With an example show that...
8.1: Show what the arrays will look like after
Djikstra's
algorithm completes processing the graph shown in Figure
8.9 on Page 407.
Note that almost all the information you need can be
inferred from Figure 8.9e
(show the contents of all three arrays: fringeWgt,
parent, and status arrays).
A (partially-filled) example of the parent array is shown in
Figure 8.5
at the top of Page 398. HOWEVER, this example array is for
Prim's algorithm,
not Dijkstra's. Dijkstra uses a similar...
10) Shortest Paths (10 marks) Some pseudocode for the shortest path problem is given below. When DIJKSTRA (G, w,s) is called, G is a given graph, w contains the weights for edges in G, and s is a starting vertex DIJKSTRA (G, w, s) INITIALIZE-SINGLE-SOURCE(G, s) 1: RELAX (u, v, w) 1: if dlv] > dlu (u, v) then 2d[v] <- d[u] +w(u, v) 3 4: end if 4: while Q φ do 5: uExTRACT-MIN Q) for each vertex v...
2. (a) (2 points - Completeness) Dijkstra's Walk-through Dijkstra's algorithm to compute the shortest paths from A to every other node in the given graph Show your steps in the table below. Do this by crossing out old values and writing in new ones as the algorithm proceeds 25 9 7 (D-G) 19 14 (B-E) 4 (A-C) 2 2 (G-H) Vertex Visited Cost Previous (b) (6 points-Correctness) All Vertices, in Order Visited: Visited-= Found the Shortest Path to) (c) (2...
Apply Dijkstra's algorithm as discussed in class to solve the single-source shortest-paths problem for the following graph. Consider node A to be the source. (20 points) a. Show the completed table. b. State the shortest path from A to E and state its length. State the shortest path from A to F A 9 and state its length. d. State the shortest path from A to G 17 and state its length. 7 C. 12 B 8 10 D 8...
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5. Apply Dijkstra's algorithm as discussed in class to solve the single-source shortest-paths problem for the following graph. Consider node A to be the source. (20 points) a. Show the completed table. b. State the shortest path from A to E and state its length. C. State the shortest path from A to F and state its length. d. State the shortest path from A to G and state its length. A 12 9 B 17 8 7 10 8...
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