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Exercise 7.3 (Shortest routes) 1. Calculate the shortest path of in each of the two graphs given a after e, by doing (4 + 2 = 6 points) You apply the Dijkstra algorithm to one graph and the Bellman - Ford algorithm to the other graph. Think about which algorithm it makes sense to use for which graph. In each step, explicitly state what information about the nodes is to be saved. For the Bellman - Ford algorithm, process the edges in "alphabetical descending order". That means you walk each knot from e after a and the neighbors of the respective node work again from e after a from.

          Exercise 7.3 (Shortest routes)
1. Calculate the shortest path of in each of the two graphs given a after e, by doing
(4 + 2 = 6 points)
You apply the Dijkstra algorithm to one graph and the Bellman - Ford algorithm to the other graph. Think about which algorithm it
makes sense to use for which graph. In each step, explicitly state what information about the nodes is to be saved. For the
Bellman - Ford algorithm, process the edges in "alphabetical descending order". That means you walk each knot from e after a and
the neighbors of the respective node work again from e after a from.

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Exercise 7.3 (Shortest routes)
1. Calculate the shortest path of in each of the two graphs given a after e, by doing
(4 + 2 = 6 points)
You apply the Dijkstra algorithm to one graph and the Bellman - Ford algorithm to the other graph. Think about which algorithm it
makes sense to use for which graph. In each step, explicitly state what information about the nodes is to be saved. For the
Bellman - Ford algorithm, process the edges in "alphabetical descending order". That means you walk each knot from e after a and
the neighbors of the respective node work again from e after a from.

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This algorithm is suitable for finding the shortest path in a graph with non-negative edge weights. To apply the Dijkstra algorithm, we need to save the following information about each node: - The distance from the starting node (a) to the current node. - The Show more…

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Exercise 7.3: Shortest routes 4 + 2 = 6 points 1. Calculate the shortest path in each of the two graphs given a and e, by doing the following: - Apply the Dijkstra algorithm to one graph. - Apply the Bellman-Ford algorithm to the other graph. Think about which algorithm makes sense to use for each graph. In each step, explicitly state what information about the nodes is to be saved. For the Bellman-Ford algorithm, process the edges in "alphabetical descending order". This means you walk each node from e to a and the neighbors of the respective node, working again from e to a. Graph 1: Graph 2:

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