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Register a new userAn efficient algorithm for finding a shortest paths for all vertices in graph
خوارزمية فعالة لإيجاد المسارات الأقصر لجميع العقد في البيان
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محسن حسين( باحث )
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مسألة المسار الأقصر لجميع العقد في البيان هي , بلا شك , واحدة من أكثر المسائل الأساسية في خوارزميات نظرية البيان . نقدم في هذا البحث خوارزمية بسيطة و فعالة من أجل مسألة المسارات الأقصر في بيان موجه ( أو غير موجه ) . في هذه المسألة نقوم بإيجاد المسار الأقصر من عقدة منبع معطاة إلى جميع العقد الأخرى في هذا البيان و الذي يكون المسار الأقصر فيه هو المسار الذي يملك أقل كلفة ( أي مجموع أوزان الأضلاع ) . أثبتنا بأن تعقيد الخوارزمية المقترحة في هذا البحث يعتمد فقط على أضلاع البيان , و بينا بأن زمن تنفيذها هو زمن خطي قدره (O(m , و هذا يعتبر أفضل أزمنة الخوارزميات على الإطلاق . ثم أجرينا مقارنة بين تعقيد الخوارزمية المقترحة و تعقيد الخوارزمية المقترحة هو الأفضل .
The all-nodes shortest paths problem is undoubtedly one of the most basic problems in algorithmic graph theory. In this paper, we introduce simple and efficient algorithm for all nodes shortest paths problem for directed (undirected) graphs. In this problem, we find the shortest path from a given source node to all other nodes in the graph, in which the shortest path is a path with minimum cost, i.e., sum of the edge weights. We proved that the complexity of the proposed algorithm in this paper depends only on the edges graph, and we show that the time of implementation of this algorithm is linear time O(m) and This is considered the best times of the algorithms at all. And a Comparison between complexity of proposed algorithm and the famous shortest path algorithms have been made, and the obtained results have shown that the complexity of the proposed algorithm is best.
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