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Category > Programming Posted 26 Apr 2017 My Price 8.00

Consider an edge weighted graph G

Consider an edge weighted graph G with weights w[。], and a minimum spanning tree of the graph,

T. Suppose for some edge (u v) you decrease w[uv] to be w*. Describe a procedure (pseudocode is

unnecessary) that would nd the new MST with the updated weight. Your algorithm must run faster than

recomputing the MST from scratch, i.e., o(|E| log |V|3b.png). Give the running time of your procedure.

 

 

b. Consider an edge weighted graph G with weights w[-], and a minimum spanning tree of the graph,
T. Suppose for some edge (um) you decrease w[u,v] to be 10*. Describe a procedure (pseudocode is
unnecessary) that would find the new MST with the updated weight. Your algorithm must run faster than
recomputing the MST from scratch, i.e., 0(|E|10g |V|) Give the running time of your procedure.

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