Example #1
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def test():
    cost = { (1,2) : 7, (1,3) : 9, (1,6) : 14, (2,4) : 15,
             (2,3) : 10, (6,3) : 2, (6,5) : 9, (3, 4) : 11,
             (5,4) : 6 }
    cost = graph_utils.weights(cost)
    g = graph_utils.make_graph(cost.keys())
    dijkstra(g, cost, g.vertices[1])
    for vertex in g.vertices.values():
        print(vertex)
Example #2
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def test():
    w = { (1,2) : 7, (1,3) : 9, (1,6) : 14, (2,4) : 15,
             (2,3) : 10, (6,3) : 2, (6,5) : 9, (3, 4) : 11,
             (5,4) : 6 }
    weights = graph.weights(w)
    g = graph.make_graph(w.keys())
    bellman_ford(g, weights, g.vertices[1])
    assert(g.vertices[1].d == 0)
    assert(g.vertices[2].d == 7)
    assert(g.vertices[3].d == 9)
    assert(g.vertices[4].d == 20)
    assert(g.vertices[5].d == 23)
    assert(g.vertices[6].d == 14)
    print('test passes')
Example #3
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def test_graph(cost, source):
    cost = graph_utils.weights(cost)
    g = graph_utils.make_graph(cost.keys())
    dijkstra(g, cost, g.vertices[source])
    for vertex in g.vertices.values():
        print(vertex)
Example #4
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def test_graph(cost, source):
    cost = graph_utils.weights(cost)
    g = graph_utils.make_graph(cost.keys())
    dijkstra(g, cost, g.vertices[source])
    for vertex in g.vertices.values():
        print(vertex)