Algorithm in undirected BFS graph
I’m trying to put together an algorithm that will display the node degree for every node in a breadth first tree graph (assume BFS was called). Assume it’s an undirected graph. I’m not sure how to get the node degree of a node when going through the graph. I was thinking about adding up every occurrence of the node in every list, then adding up all the occurrences within that node’s list (all of them since it’s undirected), but I’m not sure not how to implement. Just answer with pseudocode. I just need the algorithm, then I’ll implement later in a language.
Connected components of a graph using Prolog
Given a corner x of an undirected Graph G I would like to ask for the connected component of x, but my first try does not work as desired. Here it is:
Connected components of a graph using Prolog
Given a corner x of an undirected Graph G I would like to ask for the connected component of x, but my first try does not work as desired. Here it is:
Connected components of a graph using Prolog
Given a corner x of an undirected Graph G I would like to ask for the connected component of x, but my first try does not work as desired. Here it is:
Connected components of a graph using Prolog
Given a corner x of an undirected Graph G I would like to ask for the connected component of x, but my first try does not work as desired. Here it is:
Class instance clustering in object reference graph for multi-entries serialization
My question is on the best way to cluster a graph of class instances around specifically marked objects (objects are the graph nodes and the references to each other are the directed edges of the graph). To better explain my question, let me explain my motivation:
Is it possible to represent mutation of object-graph efficiently with immutable states?
I am practicing using of immutable object in C++. My personal goal is representing generic object graph (in heap) with sequence of immutable graphs.
Is it possible to represent mutation of object-graph efficiently with immutable states?
I am practicing using of immutable object in C++. My personal goal is representing generic object graph (in heap) with sequence of immutable graphs.
Is it possible to represent mutation of object-graph efficiently with immutable states?
I am practicing using of immutable object in C++. My personal goal is representing generic object graph (in heap) with sequence of immutable graphs.
Is it possible to represent mutation of object-graph efficiently with immutable states?
I am practicing using of immutable object in C++. My personal goal is representing generic object graph (in heap) with sequence of immutable graphs.