Use both the matrix-multiplication algorithm and Floyd-Warshall algorithm to find the shortest paths between each pair of vertices in the following graph. Show the resulting matrices $L^{(i)}$ (for the matrix multiplication algorithm) and $D^{(i)}$ (for the Floyd-Warshall algorithm) at each iteration.
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The given graph has 4 vertices, so the adjacency matrix is a 4x4 matrix: L(0) = [0 3 β 3] [β 0 11 β] [β β 0 β] [β β β 0] Show moreβ¦
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