Lecture 4: Matching Algorithms for Bipartite Graphs
Figure 4.2: Finding an augmenting path. Direct all edges in G, taking direction from A to B for all unmatched edges, and from B to A for all matched edges. Now all the directed paths in G are alternating, and a free vertex in B can be reached from a …
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