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Lecture 18 Solving Shortest Path Problem: Dijkstras Algorithm

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Lecture 18 Solving Shortest Path Problem: Dijkstras Algorithm

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We want to find the shortest path from node 1 to all other nodes using. Dijkstra's algorithm. Operations Research Methods.

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Dijkstra's Algorithm: • Finds shortest path from a given startNode to all other nodes reachable from it in a digraph. • Assumes that each link

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algorithm (this paper we use Dijkstra algorithm) is a traditional and antiquated method until now it is a hot issue of the optimal path research

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29 Nov 2006 1.1 Dijkstra's algorithm. Use Dijkstra's algorithm to find the shortest path tree in the graph below using vertex 1 as source.

Lecture 18

Dijkstra"s Algorithm: Example

We want to find the shortest path from node 1 to all other nodes using Dijkstra"s algorithm.Operations Research Methods11

Lecture 18

Initialization - Step 1

•Node 1 is designated as the current

node•The state of node 1 is(0,p)•Every other node has state(∞,t)Operations Research Methods12

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Step 2•Nodes 2, 3,and 6 can be reached

from the current node 1•Update distance values for these nodes d

2= min{∞,0 + 7}= 7

3= min{∞,0 + 9}= 9

6= min{∞,0 + 14}= 14•Now, among the nodes 2, 3, and 6, node 2 has the smallest distance

value•The status label of node 2 changes to permanent, so its state is(7,p), while the status of 3 and 6 remains temporary•Node 2 becomes the current node

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Step 3

Graph at the end of Step 2

We are not done, not all nodes have been reached from node 1, so we perform another iteration (back to Step 2)Operations Research Methods14

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Another Implementation of Step 2

•Nodes 3 and 4 can be reached from the current node 2•Update distance values for these nodes d

3= min{9,7 + 10}= 9

6= min{∞,7 + 15}= 22•Now, between the nodes 3 and 4 node 3 has the smallest distance value

•The status label of node 3 changes to permanent, while the status of 6 remains temporary•Node 3 becomes the current node We are not done (Step 3 fails), so we perform another Step 2Operations Research Methods15

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Another Step 2

•Nodes 6 and 4 can be reached from the current node 3•Update distance values for them d

4= min{22,9 + 11}= 20

6= min{14,9 + 2}= 11•Now, between the nodes 6 and 4 node 6 has the smallest distance value

•The status label of node 6 changes to permanent, while the status of 4 remains temporary•Node 6 becomes the current node We are not done (Step 3 fails), so we perform another Step 2Operations Research Methods16

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Another Step 2

•Node 5 can be reached from the current node 6•Update distance value for node 5 d

5= min{∞,11 + 9}= 20•Now, node 5 is the only candidate, so its status changes to permanent

•Node 5 becomes the current node From node 5 we cannot reach any other node. Hence, node 4 gets permanently labeled and we are done.Operations Research Methods17quotesdbs_dbs17.pdfusesText_23

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Lecture 18

Dijkstra"s Algorithm: Example

Lecture 18

Initialization - Step 1

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Step 2•Nodes 2, 3,and 6 can be reached

2= min{∞,0 + 7}= 7

3= min{∞,0 + 9}= 9

6= min{∞,0 + 14}= 14•Now, among the nodes 2, 3, and 6, node 2 has the smallest distance

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Step 3

Graph at the end of Step 2

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Another Implementation of Step 2

3= min{9,7 + 10}= 9

6= min{∞,7 + 15}= 22•Now, between the nodes 3 and 4 node 3 has the smallest distance value

Lecture 18

Another Step 2

4= min{22,9 + 11}= 20

6= min{14,9 + 2}= 11•Now, between the nodes 6 and 4 node 6 has the smallest distance value

Lecture 18

Another Step 2

5= min{∞,11 + 9}= 20•Now, node 5 is the only candidate, so its status changes to permanent