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Cycle |
formed when an arc is used connecting two vertices that are already connected. |
not allowed in minimum spanning trees |
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Kruskal's algorithm |
Finds a minimum spanning tree Needs to be checked for cycles to remove them Starts with the shortest arc |
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Prim's algorithm |
Finds a minimum spanning tree Algorithm prevents cycles Starts from any vertex Connects vertices to nearest nodes |
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Dijkstra's algorithm |
Finds the shortest route between two vertices |
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bipartite graph |
consists of two sets of vertices which arcs can connect between sets but not within sets |
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alternating path |
used to find improved matchings, starts at an unmatched vertex in set 1 to an unmatched vertex in set 2, alternating between arcs in/ not in the matching |
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matching |
1-1 pairing between the two distinct sets |
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complete matching |
1-1 matching where all set 1 and all set 2 elements are matched |
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graph |
collection of vertices and nodes |
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network |
weighted graph |
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walk |
sequence of edges where the end of each edge is the beginning of the next |
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trail |
walk where no edges are repeated |
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path |
sequence of edges where no vertex appears more than once |
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simple graph |
no loops and no more than one edge connecting any pair of vertices |
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connected graph |
path exists between every pair of vertices |
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tree |
connected graph with no cycles loops or multiple edges |
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spanning tree |
tree (connected graph with no cycles loops or multiple edges) including all vertices |
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minimum spanning tree |
tree including all vertices of minimum total weight |
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digraph |
graph containing directed edges (have a direction) |
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