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function [F, MAXF, V, S] = Ford_fulkerson (c, SRC, sink) n = Size (c, 1); F = zeros (n); maxf = 0; V = []; S = [];while true% in:resnet. ResNet = c-f + F '; % residual network. % Out:pre, Df pre = ones (1, N) * NaN; Df = ones (1, N) * INF; % DFS to find augmenting path. STK = [SRC]; unvisited = Setdiff (1:n, SRC); While ~isempty (Stk) if STK (1) = = Sink break; End% Pop from = STK (1); STK (1) =

': {' B ': 5, ' d ': 3, ' E ' :, ' F ': 5}, ' D ': {' B ': 1, ' G ': 1, ' E ': 1, ' A ': 3}, ' G ': {' B ': 2, ' D ': 1, ' C ': 2}, ' C ': {' G ': 2, ' E ': 1, ' F ' :}, ' E ': {' A ': A, ' D ': 1, ' C ': 1, ' F ': 2}, ' F ': {' A ': 5, ' E ': 2, ' C ':} unvisited = {Node:none for node I N nodes} #把None作为无穷大使用 visited = {} #用来记录已经松弛过的数组 current = ' B ' #要找B点到其他点的距离 currentdistance = 0 Unvisited[current] =

Depth traversal is a basic DFS framework, Note that 1. The graph may not be connected, and the traversal is complete. 2. An infinite loop may exist in a graph. (Avoid repeated access even if there is no loop) So you need to mark the accessed points with visit to avoid repeated access. Code highlighting produced by Actipro CodeHighlighter (freeware)http://www.CodeHighlighter.com/--> 1 Void Travel (Graph G ){ 2 For ( Int I = 0 ; I G. vertnum (); I ++ ) 3

; // Find the optimal path from the upper left corner of the maze to the lower right corner (the Shortest Path)// Search by Image Width first (hierarchical traversal)Int searchmaze (int * a, int M, int N, vector {// Maze location typeTypedef pair // Mobile operation typeTypedef unsigned char movetype;Const movetype unvisited = 'n'; // not accessedConst movetype start ='s '; // start pointConst movetype up = 'U'; // upConst movetype right = 'R'; // ri

requires the same two auxiliary arrays as the Ford algorithm: dis[i]: Store vertex i to source point known shortest path path[i]: Stores vertex I to the previous vertex of the known shortest path on the source point, I. The core of the Dijkstra algorithm is still the relaxation operation, but the method of choosing the slack edge is different. The Dijkstra algorithm uses a small top heap to store all the edges that have not been accessed, and then selects the smallest of them

Recursive version: Void printout (int v) { Cout } Void tophelp (graph * g, int v) // use the DFS Algorithm{G-> setmark (v, visited );For (int w = G-> first (V); W {If (G-> getmark (w) = unvisited)Tophelp (G, W );}Printout (v );} Void topsort (graph * g){Int I;For (I = 0; I G-> setmark (I, unvisited); // you can specify no access for each vertex.For (I = 0; I If (G-> getmark (I) =

4.2 Given A directed graph, design an algorithm to find out whether there is a route between both nodes.Leetcode and Careercup in the picture of the problem are not many, Leetcode only three, respectively, is the clone graph non-map copy, Course Schedule course list and Course Schedule II course List II. At present, it seems careercup in the fourth chapter of the title of the problem, this is a question about the graph, the book is to do with Java, we use C + + to define the graph and node, here

Before writing a lot of single-page Python crawler, feel that Python is still very useful, here in Java to summarize a multi-page crawler, iteration of the crawl of the seed page of all linked pages, all stored in the TMP path.　　1 PrefaceImplementation of this crawler requires two data structure support, unvisited queue (priorityqueue: can be used to calculate the URL importance of PageRank algorithm) and visited table (HashSet: can quickly find the e

Isinstance (seeds,str): SELF.LINKQUENCE.ADDUNVISITEDURL (seeds) If Isinstance (seeds,list): For I in Seeds: SELF.LINKQUENCE.ADDUNVISITEDURL (i) Print "Add the seeds URL \"%s\ "to the unvisited url list"%str (self.linkQuence.unVisited) #抓取过程主函数 def crawling (self,seeds,crawl_count): #循环条件: the link to be crawled is not empty and the page of the zone is not more than Crawl_count While Self.linkQuence.unVisitedUrlsEnmpy () is False and

. This data structure needs not to be duplicated and can be quickly searched, so select HashSet to store it. In summary, we build another Spiderqueue class to hold the visited table and the TODO table: Import Java.util.HashSet;Import Java.util.Set;/*** Custom class Save visited table and unvisited table*/public class Spiderqueue {/*** Visited URL collection, that is, the visited table*/private static set/*** Added to the visited URL queue*/public s

Have written a lot of single page Python crawler, feel python is still very good, here in Java summed up a multiple-page crawler, iterative crawl the seed page of all linked pages, all saved in the TMP path. I. Preamble To achieve this crawler requires two data structure support, unvisited queue (priorityqueue: Can be applied to PageRank algorithm to calculate the URL importance) and visited table (HashSet: can quickly find the existence of a URL) ;

Label:The data set looks like this: 1,1,1 2,1.5,1 3,0.5,1 3,5,-1 7,0.75,-1 7,4,2 8,5,2 8,5.5,2 The dataset has three properties, namely X and y in two-dimensional coordinates, the third attribute is the owning class, and 1 is the outlier, and the coordinate system looks like this: The source code is as follows: PackageNeugle.dbscan; ImportJava.io.BufferedReader;ImportJava.io.FileReader;Importjava.util.ArrayList;Importjava.util.List;ImportJava.util.Random; Public classDBScan {Privat

: A:linka:visitedA:hoverA:active In fact, the order of the first two styles can be reversed, because a hyperlink cannot have both "not accessed" and "accessed" states. (: Link means "unvisited"; I don't know why I don't define it.) CSS2 now allows pseudo classes to appear in a "federated group" form, such as: a:visited:hover {Color:maroon}/* specificity = 2,1 * *a:link:hover {Color:magenta}/* specificity = 2,1 * *a:hover:active {Color:cyan}/* specific

, they always number the room number from the east-most position to the west. for rooms in the east are usually more preferable and more expensive due to they having the privilege to see the sunrise, which matters a lot in elven culture.Anyways, the elves usually wrote down all the rooms in a sequence at the root of the tree so that the postman may know how to deliver the mail. the sequence is written as follows, it will go straight to visit the east-most room and write down every room it encoun

is usually more preferable and more expensive due to they have the privilege to see the sunrise, Which matters a lot in elven culture.Anyways, the elves usually wrote down all the rooms with a sequence at the root of the "the Tree So" the postman may know how To deliver the mail. The sequence is written as follows, it'll go straight to visit the East-most and write down every the IT encounter Ed along the The. After the first reached, it'll then go to the next

Tag: Type does not record TED RET cal BSP for error new#include #include #define MAXVEX 100//maximum top pointstypedef char Vertextype; Vertextypedef int EDGETYPE; Weighted value#define UNVISITED-1//Tag not accessed#define VISITED 1//Mark not visited#define OK 1#define ERROR 0typedef int STATUS;typedef struct EDGENODE{int Adjvex; The subscript corresponding to the vertexEdgetype weight; Weightstruct Edgenode * NEXT;}edgenode;typedef struct//Vertex str

left" and "visiting the right". The nodes popped up in the stack need to be used to access the right.In the depth-first search of a graph, it can also be divided into two parts: "Deep Exploration" and "returning to the top-layer unvisited node:1. The process of in-depth graph exploration is exactly the same as that of the tree's "left,You only need to make a decision on the accessed node.2. The "Access Right" in the back-to-back visit node of the gra

usually more preferable and more expensive due to they have the privilege to see the sunrise, Which matters a lot in elven culture.Anyways, the elves usually wrote down all the rooms with a sequence at the root of the "the Tree So" the postman may know how To deliver the mail. The sequence is written as follows, it'll go straight to visit the East-most and write down every the IT encounter Ed along the The. After the first reached, it'll then go to the next

, performance will even exceed other complex algorithms:The idea of recursion is very simple:Rectraversalgraph:　　For every Vertex ' V ' unvisited　　　　Mark ' V ' as visited　　　　Rectraversalgraph V　　　　Unmark ' V ' as unvisited　　End forOf course the cost of traversing the graph directly is huge, so we add some pruning conditions:1. The current traversal to the point is the end of the time, to determine whether t

see the sunrise, Which matters a lot in elven culture.Anyways, the elves usually wrote down all the rooms with a sequence at the root of the "the Tree So" the postman may know how To deliver the mail. The sequence is written as follows, it'll go straight to visit the East-most and write down every the IT encounter Ed along the The. After the first reached, it'll then go to the next unvisited east-most, writing down every