4) Consider the network flow graph below, where each arc is labeled with the maximum capacity...
5 Network Flow, 90p. Consider the below flow network, with s the source and t the sink. 5 4 1. (10p) Draw a flow with value 8. (You may write it on top of the edges in the graph above, or draw a new graph.) You are not required to show how you construct the flow (though it may help you to apply say the Edmonds-Karp algorithm). 2. (5p) List a cut with capacity 8. (You may draw it in...
We will look at how the Ford-Fulkerson Algorithm operates on the following network.Each edge is annotated with the current flow (initially zero) and the edge's capacity. In general, a flow of x along an edge with capacity y is shown as x / y.(a) Show the residual graph that will be created from this network with the given (empty) flow. In drawing a residual graph, to show a forward edge with capacity x and a backward edge with capacity y,...
Question 4 (20 marks) Let N be the network below, where ax and y are the source and sink respectively, and the arc S capacities are shown next to each arc. An initial flow of this network is given in parentheses 3(0) 6(0) 5(0) 4(0) 3(1) 2(0) X 2(1) 2(0) 3(1), 5(1) 4(0) 2(2) 2.5(1) V Starting from the given flow, use the labelling algorithm to find a maximum flow in N. Show every stage of the algorithm. State the...
Consider the directed graph shown below: a) What is the minimum capacity cut through this graph (which is the maximum flow in the network represented by the graph) and which edges are involved? b) Using the ShortestAugmentingPath algorithm, find the flows through each edge (the xij 's) that produce the maximum flow. 4 3 4
QUESTION Use the Augmenting Paths method to find the maximum flow from the source node s to sink node tin the flow network represented by the graph below. In your solution show the algorithm iterations, and for each iteration show the augmenting path and that path's flow. Attach File Browse My Computer
1. Linear programming can be used to calculate the maximum flow in a network from the source s, to the sink t. Which of the following statements below gives the correct objective function, and number of constraints for applying a linear program for computing maximum flow in the following graph? In this graph, the maximum capacity of each edge is given as the number next to the corresponding edge. The flow along an edge eſi, j) is denoted by fij....
Problem 9 Consider the directed network on vertices V s, 1,2,3, 4,5,t) given by the following list. An element of this list has the forn (í,j,c) where (i,j) is an are of the network, and c is the capacity of are (i.j) (3, 4,2), (3,,15), (3, 5,11), (3, t, 12, (4,5,9), (4, t, 15), (5,t,7) ·What is the maximuln 8 → t flow in this network? (You may use AMPL to compute this.) What is a minimum cut? EXTRA CREDIT;...
Have the explaination please. 4 Graph Application: Network Connectivity (Adapted from Problem 9, Chapter 3 of K&T) Think of a communications network as a connected, undi rected graph, where messages from one node s to another node t are sent along paths from s to t. Nodes can sometimes fail. If a node v fails then no messages can be sent along edges incident on v. A network is particularly vulnerable if failure of a single node v can cause...
Question 1 (20 points: Events, counting, and properties f probabniny Consider the network shown below. There are two kinds of links in the network. Each link of kind o-p +0 fails with probability p and that of kind O 4+0 fails with probability q. Each link is assumed to fail independently of the other. We say that a path is successful if no link in the path fails. For example, the path S-B-T succeeds if none of the links S...
a. (15 marks) i (7 marks) Consider the weighted directed graph below. Carry out the steps of Dijkstra's shortest path algorithm as covered in lectures, starting at vertex S. Consequently give the shortest path from S to vertex T and its length 6 A 2 3 4 S T F ii (2 marks) For a graph G = (V, E), what is the worst-case time complexity of the version of Dijkstra's shortest path algorithm examined in lectures? (Your answer should...