SOURCE:HDU 3790 Shortest Path problem
http://acm.hdu.edu.cn/showproblem.php?pid=3790
Problem Description
Give you n points, M without the edge, each side has a length D and spend P, give you the beginning of the end of T, the minimum distance from the output starting point to the end point and the cost, if the shortest distance there are multiple routes, the output is the least cost.
Input
Enter N,m, the number of the point is 1~n, then the M line, 4 number per line a,b,d,p, indicating A and B have an edge, and its length is D, the cost is P. The last line is two number s,t; start s, end point. N and m are 0 o'clock input end.
(1< n<=1000, 0< m<100000, s! = t)
Output
The output line has two numbers, the shortest distance and the cost.
Test Instructions
Unlike the shortest path, it tells you the cost of each route, asking the minimum cost of the output in the case of the same minimum road length.
Example
Sample Input
3 2
1 2 5 6
2 3 4 5
1 3
0 0
Sample Output
9 11
Ideas
Minimum cost under shortest circuit conditions (conditional!) ), add a variable, change the heap priority, and pay attention to the initialization and the addition of edge conditions!
Shortest circuit: Dijkstra algorithm + heap optimization O (NLOGN)
Reference Code
/*dijkstra algorithm + heap optimization O (eloge) */#include <bits/stdc++.h>#define CLR (k,v) memset (k,v,sizeof (k) )#define INF 0x3f3f3f3fusing namespace STD;Const int_max = ++Ten;intn,m,u,v,w,val,st,ed;structqnode{intV,c,val; Qnode (int_v =0,int_c =0,int_val=0): V (_v), C (_c), Val (_val) {}BOOL operator< (ConstQnode &r)Const{//Define Priority level if(c = = r.c)returnVal > r.val;returnC > r.c; }};structedge{intV,cost,val; Edge (int_v =0,int_cost =0,int_val =0): V (_v), Cost (_cost), Val (_val) {}}; vector<Edge>E[_max];BOOLVis[_max];intDist[_max],value[_max];//vlaue is the minimum cost in the shortest pathnumber of//points starting from 1voidDijkstra (intNintStart) {clr (Vis,0); for(inti =1; I <= N; + + i) dist[i] = INF; priority_queue<qnode>pq; while(!pq.empty ()) Pq.pop (); Dist[start] =0; Value[start] =0;//Initialize to add! Pq.push (Qnode (Start,0,0)); Qnode tmp; while(!pq.empty ()) {tmp = Pq.top (); Pq.pop ();intu = TMP.V;if(Vis[u])Continue; Vis[u] =true; for(inti =0; I < e[u].size (); + + i) {intv = e[tmp.v][i].v;intCost = E[u][i].cost;intval = e[u][i].val;if(!vis[v] && dist[v] >= Dist[u] + cost) {//Note equals = =DIST[V] = Dist[u] + cost; VALUE[V] = Value[u] + val; Pq.push (Qnode (v,dist[v],value[v)); } } }}voidAddedge (intUintVintWintc) {E[u].push_back (Edge (v,w,c)); E[v].push_back (Edge (u,w,c));//No-map note push two times!!! }intMain () {#ifndef Online_judgeFreopen ("Input.txt","R", stdin);#endif //Online_judge while(scanf("%d%d", &n,&m) = =2&& (n | | m)) { for(inti =0; I <= N; + + i) e[i].clear ();//Initialize for(inti =0; I < m; + + i) {scanf("%d%d%d%d", &u,&v,&w,&val);//adjacency table storage, heavy side not to be considered! Addedge (U,v,w,val);//numbering starting from 1}scanf("%d%d", &st,&ed); Dijkstra (N,ST);//start to end printf("%d%d\n", dist[ed],value[ed]); }return 0;}
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