Transcription of Nearest Neighbor Algorithm Sorted Edges Algorithm
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Math 203: Chapter 2 Algorithms: Traveling Salesperson Problem StrategiesNearest Neighbor at certain Nearest unvisited to next Nearest unvisited vertex. (Repeat.) to start when all vertices are : Create a Hamiltonian Circuit, and so this Algorithm should end with wiggly blue Edges in a circuit, visiting eachvertex only Edges the Edges of a complete graph in order of increasing the shortest edge and draw a wiggly blue line over that this process, UNLESS:(a)Three (3) used Edges meet at a vertex, (Remember, HC uses ONLY 2 Edges at each vertex.) or(b)You close up a circuit that doesn t include all when HC is : Create a Hamiltonian Circuit, and so this Algorithm should end with wiggly blue Edges in a circuit, visiting eachvertex only s the Edges of a complete graph in order of increasing (wiggly) Edges to the graph in the order of cheapest cost, unless a circuit is step 2 until all vertices are : Do NOT create a Hamiltonian Circuit.
Sorted Edges Algorithm 1. Arrange the edges of a complete graph in order of increasing cost/length. 2. Select the shortest edge and draw a wiggly blue line over that edge. 3. Repeat this process, UNLESS: (a) Three (3) used edges meet at a vertex, (Remember, HC uses ONLY 2 edges at each vertex.) or
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