For each vertex V in the graph, Dijkstra's algorithm finds the shortest path from the start vertex to V (including start vertex to itself, with path length 0).
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will appear in the Sakai assignment item.
package A6_Dijkstra; public class ShortestPathInfo { /* * * This class is to represent a single shortest path * from a source Node to a destination Node * * Description of each field you are to populate: * * String dest: the label of the destination node * long totalWeight: the sum of the edge weights on the shortest path * from source node to destination node * * Note on totalWeight: If a path from source node to the destination node * does not exist, set totalWeight to -1. * * Please leave this class untouched! You must populate your ShortestPathInfo object * using the given constructor * An array of populated ShortestPathInfo objects is to be returned by the * shortestPath method in your DiGraph */ private String dest; private long totalWeight; public ShortestPathInfo(String dest, long totalWeight){ this.dest=dest; this.totalWeight=totalWeight; } public String getDest() { return dest; } public long getTotalWeight() { return totalWeight; } public String toString(){ return "dest: "+dest+"\ttotalWeight: "+totalWeight; } }
package A6_Dijkstra; /** * COMP 410 * * Make your class and its methods public! * Don't modify this file! * Submission directions: Zip your eclipse project folder * (e.g. Assignment6) for this assignment and upload it to Sakai. * That folder should contain src and bin folders with * your code/classes. * * Begin by creating a class that implements this interface. * */ public interface DiGraph_Interface { /* Interface: A DIGRAPH will provide this collection of operations: addNode in: unique id number of the node (0 or greater) string for name you might want to generate the unique number automatically but this operation allows you to specify any integer both id number and label must be unique return: boolean returns false if node number is not unique, or less than 0 returns false if label is not unique (or is null) returns true if node is successfully added addEdge in: unique id number for the new edge, label of source node, label of destination node, weight for new edge (use 1 by default) label for the new edge (allow null) return: boolean returns false if edge number is not unique or less than 0 returns false if source node is not in graph returns false if destination node is not in graph returns false is there already is an edge between these 2 nodes returns true if edge is successfully added delNode in: string label for the node to remove out: boolean return false if the node does not exist return true if the node is found and successfully removed delEdge in: string label for source node string label for destination node out: boolean return false if the edge does not exist return true if the edge is found and successfully removed numNodes in: nothing return: integer 0 or greater reports how many nodes are in the graph numEdges in: nothing return: integer 0 or greater reports how many edges are in the graph topoSort: in: nothing return: array of node labels (strings) if there is no topo sort (a cycle) return null for the array if there is a topo sort, return an array containing the node labels in order shortestPath: in: string label for start vertex return: array of ShortestPathInfo objects (ShortestPathInfo) length of this array should be numNodes (as you will put in all shortest paths including from source to itself) See ShortestPathInfo class for what each field of this object should contain */ // ADT operations boolean addNode(long idNum, String label); boolean addEdge(long idNum, String sLabel, String dLabel, long weight, String eLabel); boolean delNode(String label); boolean delEdge(String sLabel, String dLabel); long numNodes(); long numEdges(); String[] topoSort(); ShortestPathInfo[] shortestPath(String label); }
Vertices Raleigh, Durham, Pittsboro, Los_angeles, Graham, Cary, Chapel_hill, Hillsborough, Carrboro, Sanford Edges [ source --(weight)--> destination ] Raleigh --(14)--> Durham Durham --(9)---> Hillsborough Chapel_hill --(25)--> Graham Chapel_hill --(1)---> Carrboro Carrboro --(32)--> Cary Cary --(3)---> Raleigh Pittsboro --(17)--> Cary Pittsboro --(15)--> Sanford Sanford --(3012)-> Los_angeles Start Vertex: PittsboroShortest Paths from start vertex Pittsboro to:
Raleigh: 20 (Raleigh, Cary, Pittsboro) Durham: 34 (Durham, Raleigh, Cary, Pittsboro) Hillsborough: 43 (Hillsborough, Durham, Raleigh, Cary, Pittsboro) Chapel_hill: no path Graham: no path Carrboro: no path Cary: 17 (Cary, Pittsboro) Pittsboro: 0 (Pittsboro) Sanford: 15 (Sanford, Pittsboro) Los_angeles: 3027 (Los_angeles, Sanford, Pittsboro)
You can also use the examples from your text and check to see if you get the shortest paths given there.