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1 g0 GRPHS Hanan Samet ompute Science epatment and ente fo utomation Reseach and Institute fo dvanced ompute Studies Univesity of Mayland ollege Pak, Mayland 0 hjs@umiacs.umd.edu opyight 199 Hanan Samet hese notes may not e epoduced y any means (mechanical o electonic o any othe) without the expess witten pemission of Hanan Samet
2 GRPH (G) g1 Genealization of a tee 1. no longe a distinguished node called the oot implies no need to distinguish etween leaf and nonleaf nodes. two nodes can e linked y moe than one sequence of edges Fomally: set of vetices (V) and edges () joining them, with at most one edge joining any pai of vetices (V 0, V 1,, V n ): path of length n fom V 0 to V n (chain) Simple Path: distinct vetices (elementay chain) onnected: path etween any two vetices of G ycle: simple path of length 3 fom V 0 to V 0 (length in tems of edges) Plana: cuves intesect only at points of gaph egee: nume of edges intesecting at the node Isomophic: if thee is a one-to-one coespondence etween nodes and edges of two gaphs opyight 1998 y Hanan Samet
3 SMPL GRPH PROLM g Given n people at a paty who shake hands, show that at the paty s end, an even nume of people have shaken hands with an odd nume of people heoem: Fo any gaph G an even nume of nodes have an odd degee Poof: 1. each edge joins nodes. each edge contiutes to the sum of degees 3. sum of degees is even. thus an even nume of nodes with odd degee opyight 1998 y Hanan Samet
4 FR RS g3 onnected gaph with no cycles Given G as a fee tee with n vetices 1. onnected, ut not so if any edge is emoved. One simple path fom V to V ( V V ) 3. No cycles and n 1 edges. G is connected with n 1 edges F G iffeences fom egula tees: 1. No identification of oot. No distinction etween teminal and anch nodes opyight 1998 y Hanan Samet
5 FR SURS g efinition: set of edges such that all the vetices of the gaph ae connected to fom a fee tee x: distiution of telephone netwoks London pl l ln Pais p Rio de Janeio n New Yok p n uenos ies opyight 1998 y Hanan Samet
6 FR SURS g efinition: set of edges such that all the vetices of the gaph ae connected to fom a fee tee x: distiution of telephone netwoks London pl l ln Pais p Rio de Janeio n New Yok p n uenos ies Fee sutee opyight 1998 y Hanan Samet
7 FR SURS 3 z g efinition: set of edges such that all the vetices of the gaph ae connected to fom a fee tee x: distiution of telephone netwoks London pl l ln Pais p Rio de Janeio n New Yok p n uenos ies Fee sutee Given: connected gaph G n nodes () m edges (8) yclomatic Nume = nume of edges that must e deleted to yield a fee tee ( = m n + 1 ) opyight 1998 y Hanan Samet
8 IR GRPH g efinition: gaph with diection attached to the edges (V 0, V 1,, V n ): lementay path: path of length n fom V 0 to V n all vetices ae distinct icuit: cycle (ut can have length 1 o ) lementay icuit: all vetices ae distinct Indegee: Outdegee: Stongly onnected: path fom any V to any V Rooted: at least one V with paths to all V V Note: stongly connected implies ooted ut not vice vesa opyight 1998 y Hanan Samet
9 SRUURS FOR GRPHS g6 Must decide what infomation is to e accessile and with what ease Most impotant infomation conveyed y a gaph is connectivity which is indicated y its edges wo choices 1. vetex-ased keeps tack of nodes connected to each node can implement as aay of lists a. one enty fo each vetex p. [p] is a list of all vetices P that ae connected to p y vitue of the existence of an edge etween p and q whee q P (also known as an adjacency list). edge-ased keeps tack of edges usually epesented as a list of pais of fom (p q) whee thee is an edge etween vetices p and q dawack: need to seach entie set to detemine edges connected to a paticula vetex opyight 1998 y Hanan Samet
10 SRUURS FOR GRPHS g6 Must decide what infomation is to e accessile and with what ease Most impotant infomation conveyed y a gaph is connectivity which is indicated y its edges wo choices 1. vetex-ased keeps tack of nodes connected to each node can implement as aay of lists a. one enty fo each vetex p. [p] is a list of all vetices P that ae connected to p y vitue of the existence of an edge etween p and q whee q P (also known as an adjacency list). edge-ased keeps tack of edges usually epesented as a list of pais of fom (p q) whee thee is an edge etween vetices p and q dawack: need to seach entie set to detemine edges connected to a paticula vetex opyight 1998 y Hanan Samet
11 JNY MRIX g Hyid appoach Good fo epesenting a diected gaph ij = 1 if an edge exists fom i to j ij = 0 othewise = adjacency matix of distance Somewhat wasteful of space as thee is an enty fo evey possile edge even though the aay is usually spase 1. in such cases, a vetex-ased epesentation such as an adjacency list is moe economical. adjacency matix is useful if want to detect if an edge exists etween two vetices cumesome when using a list as need to seach Useful if want to keep tack of all vetices eachale fom evey vetex c d x: Leftmost deivations d c oolean matices = = = = 0 1 = 0 0 = = 0 n ycle of length n ii = c d opyight 1998 y Hanan Samet
12 ONN GRPH g8 ef: thee exists path etween any two vetices of the gaph x: inay image image gaph image elements ae vetices hoizontal and vetical adjacencies etween image elements ae edges. connected component laeling: detemine sepaate egions of inay image image gaph is stoed implicitly easy to access adjacent vetices given location of a vetex neithe a vetex-ased o edge-ased epesentation; instead algoithms ae ased on them 1. vetex-ased implies need to follow connectivity depth-fist o seed-filling appoach many page faults if disk-esident data. edge-ased detemines edges y examining image ow-y-ow only need to access two ows simultaneously good fo disk-esident data 3. oth take O(nume of image elements) time opyight 1998 y Hanan Samet 19 0
13 MINIMUM SPNNING R g9 ost ij associated with each edge fom i to j Find the fee sutee of G with minimum cost Solution: = connected nodes: initially { } U = unconnected nodes: initially { all nodes } 1. choose aitay node and place it in. select node in U that is closest to a node in and add edge; move node fom U to ; epeat until U is empty x: Stat with node 0 is uilt y choosing: opyight 1998 y Hanan Samet
14 MINIMUM SPNNING R g9 ost ij associated with each edge fom i to j Find the fee sutee of G with minimum cost Solution: = connected nodes: initially { } U = unconnected nodes: initially { all nodes } 1. choose aitay node and place it in. select node in U that is closest to a node in and add edge; move node fom U to ; epeat until U is empty x: Stat with node 0 is uilt y choosing: opyight 1998 y Hanan Samet
15 MINIMUM SPNNING R 3 z g9 ost ij associated with each edge fom i to j Find the fee sutee of G with minimum cost Solution: = connected nodes: initially { } U = unconnected nodes: initially { all nodes } 1. choose aitay node and place it in. select node in U that is closest to a node in and add edge; move node fom U to ; epeat until U is empty x: Stat with node 0 is uilt y choosing: opyight 1998 y Hanan Samet
16 MINIMUM SPNNING R g 3 z g9 ost ij associated with each edge fom i to j Find the fee sutee of G with minimum cost Solution: = connected nodes: initially { } U = unconnected nodes: initially { all nodes } 1. choose aitay node and place it in. select node in U that is closest to a node in and add edge; move node fom U to ; epeat until U is empty x: Stat with node 0 is uilt y choosing: 1 opyight 1998 y Hanan Samet
17 MINIMUM SPNNING R v g 3 z g9 ost ij associated with each edge fom i to j Find the fee sutee of G with minimum cost Solution: = connected nodes: initially { } U = unconnected nodes: initially { all nodes } 1. choose aitay node and place it in. select node in U that is closest to a node in and add edge; move node fom U to ; epeat until U is empty x: Stat with node 0 is uilt y choosing: 1 3 opyight 1998 y Hanan Samet
18 MINIMUM SPNNING R 6 v g 3 z g9 ost ij associated with each edge fom i to j Find the fee sutee of G with minimum cost Solution: = connected nodes: initially { } U = unconnected nodes: initially { all nodes } 1. choose aitay node and place it in. select node in U that is closest to a node in and add edge; move node fom U to ; epeat until U is empty x: Stat with node 0 is uilt y choosing: opyight 1998 y Hanan Samet
19 MINIMUM SPNNING R z 6 v g 3 z g9 ost ij associated with each edge fom i to j Find the fee sutee of G with minimum cost Solution: = connected nodes: initially { } U = unconnected nodes: initially { all nodes } 1. choose aitay node and place it in. select node in U that is closest to a node in and add edge; move node fom U to ; epeat until U is empty x: Stat with node 0 is uilt y choosing: opyight 1998 y Hanan Samet
20 SHORS LMNRY HIN g10 Given node X0 in G find the shotest (cheapest) chain joining X0 with all the nodes of G Solution: = connected nodes: initially X0 U = unconnected nodes: initially all ut X0 = set of edges: initially empty 1. find the closest node in U to X0 (say X1). move X1 fom U to 3. add (X0, X1) to. fo each Xi in find Yi in U that is closest; choose Ym such that cost fom X0 to Ym is a minimum and add (Xm, Ym) to ; epeat until U is empty x: stat at node Result: good fo designing flight schedules opyight 1998 y Hanan Samet
21 SHORS LMNRY HIN g10 Given node X0 in G find the shotest (cheapest) chain joining X0 with all the nodes of G Solution: = connected nodes: initially X0 U = unconnected nodes: initially all ut X0 = set of edges: initially empty 1. find the closest node in U to X0 (say X1). move X1 fom U to 3. add (X0, X1) to. fo each Xi in find Yi in U that is closest; choose Ym such that cost fom X0 to Ym is a minimum and add (Xm, Ym) to ; epeat until U is empty x: stat at node Result: 0 (0,) good fo designing flight schedules opyight 1998 y Hanan Samet
22 SHORS LMNRY HIN 3 z g10 Given node X0 in G find the shotest (cheapest) chain joining X0 with all the nodes of G Solution: = connected nodes: initially X0 U = unconnected nodes: initially all ut X0 = set of edges: initially empty 1. find the closest node in U to X0 (say X1). move X1 fom U to 3. add (X0, X1) to. fo each Xi in find Yi in U that is closest; choose Ym such that cost fom X0 to Ym is a minimum and add (Xm, Ym) to ; epeat until U is empty x: stat at node Result: 0 (0,) (0,) o (,) good fo designing flight schedules opyight 1998 y Hanan Samet
23 SHORS LMNRY HIN g 3 z g10 Given node X0 in G find the shotest (cheapest) chain joining X0 with all the nodes of G Solution: = connected nodes: initially X0 U = unconnected nodes: initially all ut X0 = set of edges: initially empty 1. find the closest node in U to X0 (say X1). move X1 fom U to 3. add (X0, X1) to. fo each Xi in find Yi in U that is closest; choose Ym such that cost fom X0 to Ym is a minimum and add (Xm, Ym) to ; epeat until U is empty x: stat at node (0,) (0,) o (,) (,) Result: good fo designing flight schedules opyight 1998 y Hanan Samet
24 SHORS LMNRY HIN v g 3 z g10 Given node X0 in G find the shotest (cheapest) chain joining X0 with all the nodes of G Solution: = connected nodes: initially X0 U = unconnected nodes: initially all ut X0 = set of edges: initially empty 1. find the closest node in U to X0 (say X1). move X1 fom U to 3. add (X0, X1) to. fo each Xi in find Yi in U that is closest; choose Ym such that cost fom X0 to Ym is a minimum and add (Xm, Ym) to ; epeat until U is empty x: stat at node (0,) (0,) o (,) (,) Result: (,) good fo designing flight schedules 3 opyight 1998 y Hanan Samet
25 SHORS LMNRY HIN 6 v g 3 z g10 Given node X0 in G find the shotest (cheapest) chain joining X0 with all the nodes of G Solution: = connected nodes: initially X0 U = unconnected nodes: initially all ut X0 = set of edges: initially empty 1. find the closest node in U to X0 (say X1). move X1 fom U to 3. add (X0, X1) to. fo each Xi in find Yi in U that is closest; choose Ym such that cost fom X0 to Ym is a minimum and add (Xm, Ym) to ; epeat until U is empty x: stat at node (0,) (0,) o (,) (,) Result: (,) (,) o (,) good fo designing flight schedules 3 1 opyight 1998 y Hanan Samet
26 SHORS LMNRY HIN z 6 v g 3 z g10 Given node X0 in G find the shotest (cheapest) chain joining X0 with all the nodes of G Solution: = connected nodes: initially X0 U = unconnected nodes: initially all ut X0 = set of edges: initially empty 1. find the closest node in U to X0 (say X1). move X1 fom U to 3. add (X0, X1) to. fo each Xi in find Yi in U that is closest; choose Ym such that cost fom X0 to Ym is a minimum and add (Xm, Ym) to ; epeat until U is empty x: stat at node Result: 0 (0,) (0,) o (,) (,) (,) (,) o (,) (,) good fo designing flight schedules 3 1 opyight 1998 y Hanan Samet
27 ULRIN HINS N YLS g11 When is it possile to tace a plana gaph without tacing any edge moe than once so that the pencil is neve emoved fom the pape? H I G F uleian cycle = edges ae all the edges of G (end up at point whee stated) heoem: an uleian cycle exists fo a connected gaph G wheneve all nodes have an even degee and vice vesa Poof: one diection: if an uleian cycle exists, then each time we ente a node y one edge we leave y anothe edge othe diection: moe complex uleian chain = joins nodes X and Y such that its edges ae all the edges of G (end up at point diffeent fom stating point) heoem: an uleian chain etween nodes X and Y fo a connected gaph G exists if and only if nodes X and Y have odd degee and the emaining nodes have even degee opyight 1998 y Hanan Samet
28 ULRIN HINS N YLS g11 When is it possile to tace a plana gaph without tacing any edge moe than once so that the pencil is neve emoved fom the pape? I H G F uleian chain uleian cycle Neithe uleian cycle = edges ae all the edges of G (end up at point whee stated) heoem: an uleian cycle exists fo a connected gaph G wheneve all nodes have an even degee and vice vesa Poof: one diection: if an uleian cycle exists, then each time we ente a node y one edge we leave y anothe edge othe diection: moe complex uleian chain = joins nodes X and Y such that its edges ae all the edges of G (end up at point diffeent fom stating point) heoem: an uleian chain etween nodes X and Y fo a connected gaph G exists if and only if nodes X and Y have odd degee and the emaining nodes have even degee opyight 1998 y Hanan Samet
29 HMILONIN HINS N YLS g1 When is it possile fo a salesman ased in city X to cove his teitoy in such a way that he neve visits a city moe than once, whee not evey city is connected diectly to anothe city? F F Hamiltonian cycle = cycle whee each vetex appeas once (salesman ends up at home!) Hamiltonian chain = chain whee each vetex appeas once (salesman need not end up at home!) Unlike uleian chains and cycles, no necessay and sufficient conditions exist fo a gaph G to have a Hamiltonian chain o cycle Sufficient condition: heoem: simple gaph with n 3 nodes such that fo any distinct nodes X and Y not joined y an edge and degee (X) + degee (Y) n, then G has a Hamiltonian cycle x: opyight 1998 y Hanan Samet
30 HMILONIN HINS N YLS g1 When is it possile fo a salesman ased in city X to cove his teitoy in such a way that he neve visits a city moe than once, whee not evey city is connected diectly to anothe city?? F F Hamiltonian cycle exists No Hamiltonian chain o cycle Hamiltonian chain exists (only one way fom to F) Hamiltonian cycle = F Hamiltonian cycle = cycle whee each vetex appeas once (salesman ends up at home!) Hamiltonian chain = chain whee each vetex appeas once (salesman need not end up at home!) Unlike uleian chains and cycles, no necessay and sufficient conditions exist fo a gaph G to have a Hamiltonian chain o cycle Sufficient condition: heoem: simple gaph with n 3 nodes such that fo any distinct nodes X and Y not joined y an edge and degee (X) + degee (Y) n, then G has a Hamiltonian cycle x: opyight 1998 y Hanan Samet
gr0 GRAPHS Hanan Samet
g0 GRPHS Hanan Samet ompute Science epatment and ente fo utomation Reseach and Institute fo dvanced ompute Studies Univesity of Mayland ollege Pak, Mayland 074 e-mail: hjs@umiacs.umd.edu opyight 1997 Hanan
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