Hello;
can any 1 explain to me how to find the miniumum spanning tree for a graph ?
see this graph as an example :
There are several ways. Not to mention that graph algorithms tend not to be trivial, so you'd be better off studying existing solutions, like Prim or Kruskal's algorithms.
i do not know these algorithms
we just studying Chapter of graph quickly and with out coding.
but see this solved example :
> i do not know these algorithms
You would have to learn them to solve the problem at hand. Try the wikipedia. It should help you in getting started at least.
>i do not know these algorithms
Which is why I suggested that you study them. If you did know them, you wouldn't be asking how to find a minimum spanning tree. Really, is Google that difficult to use?
>i do not know these algorithms
Which is why I suggested that you study them. If you did know them, you wouldn't be asking how to find a minimum spanning tree. Really, is Google that difficult to use?
and it's so difficult to learn some one don't know !
what can i do if teachers don't explain it , and there is no time to search and search .
>and it's so difficult to learn some one don't know !
I gave you the exact name of two algorithms that find a minimum spanning tree. What more do you want? Me to write up two super easy implementations and describe how every line works? I didn't feel the need to do that when just about every result from Google has sample code.
>what can i do if teachers don't explain it , and there is no time to search and search .
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prim's_algorithm
That's the first result from Google. It took me about 5 seconds to search and search. Stop being a weenie and show some effort.
ohh,
stop it plz
sorry sr for wasting your time in typing
and thanks for the algorithm's name
There is a good software for solving travelling salesman problem and searching the minimal spaning tree at www.susaninlab.com
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