ALGORITHM TO FIND TOTAL NUMBER OF PATHS IN DIRECTED ACYCLIC GRAPH
Ishwar Baidari, Sharanu P. Sajjan
Abstract
Ishwar Baidari, Sharanu P. Sajjan
Abstract
A directed acyclic graph (DAG) is a graph with directed edges in which there are no cycles. Formally, a directed graph is a pair (N,R ⊆ N×N) consisting of a set of Nodes N and a binary relation R on it that specifies a directed edge from a node n to another one m whenever (n, m). IN this paper we presented on polynomial time algorithm to find total number of path in DAG.
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A directed acyclic graph (DAG) is a graph with directed edges in which there are no cycles. Formally, a directed graph is a pair (N,R ⊆ N×N) consisting of a set of Nodes N and a binary relation R on it that specifies a directed edge from a node n to another one m whenever (n, m). IN this paper we presented on polynomial time algorithm to find total number of path in DAG.
Key concepts: Directed acyclic graph, Combinatorics, Feedback arc set, Directed graph, Mathematics, Discrete mathematics, Graph, Moral graph