Build an algorithm to construct Single-Source LONGEST Paths of a given graph. Single- Source LONGEST Paths problem is finding the longest paths (the largest sum weight of its edges) from one vertex v₁ to all other vertices given a directed graph. Simply describe your idea with words with steps. You don't have to write the pseudocode unless you think pseudocode can best describe your idea. Apply your algorithm to the graph as shown in the following figure and show how the Single- Source LONGEST Paths is found step by step. You don't have to draw the whole graph on each step, just give the order of newly added edge or node with justification. [Hint: you can borrow ideas from the Dijkstra's Algorithm]. 1 V5 2 6 V4 V1 4 5 8 V3) V2

Build an algorithm to construct Single-Source LONGEST Paths of a given graph. Single- Source LONGEST Paths problem is finding the longest paths (the largest sum weight of its edges) from one vertex v₁ to all other vertices given a directed graph. Simply describe your idea with words with steps. You don't have to write the pseudocode unless you think pseudocode can best describe your idea. Apply your algorithm to the graph as shown in the following figure and show how the Single- Source LONGEST Paths is found step by step. You don't have to draw the whole graph on each step, just give the order of newly added edge or node with justification. [Hint: you can borrow ideas from the Dijkstra's Algorithm]. 1 V5 2 6 V4 V1 4 5 8 V3) V2

Database System Concepts

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ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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