I can determine the topological sort of a directed graph using DFS algorithm. If there are no cycles, I assume the topological order I found is valid. If there is a cycle, I assume the topological order is useless. Am I correct so far?
What about…
INPUT
Undirected graph G with n vertices and an integer k such that k divides n.
The set of all vertices will be denoted by V.
OUTPUT
A set S of sets of vertices such that:
S has k elements
Each element of S is a complete subgraph in G (all…
Given a matrix like the one that follows (but a lot bigger) that describes a weighted undirected graph,
structure(list(from = c("TPM1", "TPM1", "TPM1", "TPM1", "TPM1",
"TPM1", "TPM1", "TPM1", "TPM1", "TPM1", "TPM1", "TPM1", "TPM1",
"TPM1", "TPM1",…
I have a undirected graph given by:
A,B
A,C
A,F
B,D
C,D
C,F
E,D
E,F
And I need to transform this to a matrix N where
N[x,y] = 1 if x is neighbor of y (like A and B) and 0 if not
What is the fastest way to do it?
NOTA The graph is stored as numpy…
For a directed graph, we have the following module:
digraph_utils:cyclic_strong_components(G)
Is there anything like this available for undirected graphs in Erlang? I want to find all the cycles in an undirected graph.
Is there a method by which I…
I have a set of nodes (N=7)
{a, b, c, d, e, f, g}
These nodes form one or more distinct undirected graphs, I want to find the graph with the maximum number of nodes. However, I have a constraint that the complexity can not be more than (N*M) where…
I am trying to implement a graph that contains Vertices(nodes) that relate to a Profile class(like a Facebook profile but more mediocre). Each of the vertices(Profiles) is stored in a Binary Search Tree which is then loaded or stored in an…
I'm having a matrix like the following one
m <- expand.grid(LETTERS[1:24],LETTERS[1:24])
m$weight <- runif(nrow(m), 0.01, max = 1)
m <- m[m$Var1!=m$Var2, ] ##remove loop edges
colnames(m) = c("to","from","weight")
and in this form it describes a…
I am new to C++ STL and have started Graph Theory recently.
After referring to https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/connected-components-in-an-undirected-graph/, I can count the number of connected components in an undirected, unweighted graph using DFS…
Some definitions first: an "accumulated graph" is a graph where edges are added to it later on. The topic is orientation problem (making an undirected graph directed), when our goal is to make the maximum out-degree the lowest possible.
Now, they…
I need your help proving the following:
G=(V,E) is an undirected connected graph with non-negative weights on the edges.
Let T be a MST of G and T' be a spanning tree of G (not a minimum one) so it holds that Weight(T') > Weight(T). Prove that the…
Given an undirected Graph, how can I find all the bridges? I've only found Tarjan's algorithm which seems rather complicated.
It seems there should be multiple linear time solutions, but I can't find anything.
Im trying to write a method to find whether or not a path exists between to vertex in an undirected graph that is representned in an adjacency matrix.
This is the adjacency matrix that I have:
int[][] adj_matrix ={{0,1,0,0},
…
An undirected graph is given. Find the number of internal stability of the graph. That means finding the power of the largest empty subgraph. (The empty subgraph is one with no vertices directly connected by edges).
I set the edges and vertices.…
I have to give an algorithm as follows:
Given an undirected connected graph G, give an algorithm that finds two nodes x,y such that their distance is at least half the diameter of the Graph. Prove any claim.
I'm assuming I have to run a BFS from any…