Shortest path dijkstras algorithm, Data Structure & Algorithms

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* Initialise d & pi*

for each vertex v within V( g )

g.d[v] := infinity

 g.pi[v] := nil

g.d[s] := 0;

* Set S to empty *

S := { 0 }

 Q := V(g)

* While (V-S) is not null*

while not Empty(Q)

1.   Sort the vertices within V-S according to the current best estimate of their distance from the source

 u := Extract-Min ( Q );

2.   Add vertex u, the closest vertex into V-S, to S, Add Node( S, u );

3.   Relax all of the vertices yet in V-S connected to u

relax( Node u, Node v, double w[][] )

if d[v] > d[u] + w[u]v] then

d[v] := d[u] + w[u][v]

pi[v] := u

 

In brief, this algorithm begins by assigning a weight of infinity to all of vertices, and then choosing a source & assigning a weight of zero to it. Vertices are added up to the set for which shortest paths are known. While a vertex is chosen, the weights of its adjacent vertices are relaxed. Once all of vertices are relaxed, their predecessor's vertices are updated (pi). The cycle of selection, weight relaxation & predecessor update is repeated till the shortest path to all vertices has been determined.


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