Applications of shortest path algorithms, Data Structure & Algorithms

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The minimum cost spanning tree has broad applications in distinct fields. It represents several complicated real world problems such as:

1. Minimum distance for travelling all of the cities at most one (travelling salesman problem).

2. In electronic circuit design, in order to connect n pins using n-1 wires, by using least wire.

3. Spanning tree also determines their application obtaining independent set of circuit equations for an electrical network.


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