How is the Travelling Salesman Problem modeled as a graph problem?
We can Model Travelling Salesman Problem as a graph problem,
1. The CITIES can be represented as Vertices.
2. The PATH are the Graph Edges.
3. The path distance is the Edge weight.
So The problem is to start and finish at some verted that is specified after visting vertex exactly once.
This is how we can Model the TSP as graph problem,
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