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BIDIRECTIONAL DIJKSTRA Navid adham
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History Dijkstra: 1959 Dantzig method: 1960 “On the shortest route through a network” / management science Just an idea! Berge and Ghouila-Houri: 1962 Incorrect stopping criterion Dreyfus: 1969 Correct stopping A bug in algorithm Helgason and Kennington and Stewart Dijkstra’s two-tree shortest path algorithm
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Dijkstra
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Network flow
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Bidirectional
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Book exercises Proof: the dijkstra algorithm find shortest path to all node
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Bidirectional
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Proof
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Detail
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Implementation
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Sample
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Summary On 80 problems containing 2000 nodes and 2,000,000 edges. Classical Dijkstra: required a scan over approximately: 50% of the problem nodes. 7.5 seconds/problem The two-tree: only required a scan over: 6% of the problem nodes 1.7 seconds/problem
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