A Eficiência Polionomial do Simplex para Redes: Aplicação em um problema do caminho mais curto
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Algoritmo simplex para redes, Complexidade, Árvores de buscaAbstract
Neste trabalho é apresentado um algoritmo simplex para rede de complexidade O(nm) que encontra uma árvore de caminhos mais curtos, de um nó para todos os outros nós em uma rede direcionada, de n nós e m arcos, ou encontra um ciclo negativo. O tempo de execução desse algoritmo, no pior caso, é tão rápido quanto qualquer algoritmo polinomial que resolva este problema.Downloads
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