A Study and Analysis Among Dijkstra’s Algorithm, Bellman–Ford Algorithm and Floyd’s Algorithm on Run-Time Basis Using Source Code
Praveen Kumar, Surender Singh
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Praveen Kumar, Surender Singh
Abstract
Numerous applications like communication network and transportation use shortest path algorithm to notice the shortest path between two nodes. In the Single source shortest path algorithm, a shortest path is calculating from one node to another node. In the present paper, I have compared the results of the shortest path algorithms (Dijkstra, Bellman–Ford) on the basis of running time. I am using C# programming language to compare the algorithms. I have also compared the algorithms on the basis of complexity and space. I also tried to give some advantages and disadvantages of both the algorithms.
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Numerous applications like communication network and transportation use shortest path algorithm to notice the shortest path between two nodes. In the Single source shortest path algorithm, a shortest path is calculating from one node to another node. In the present paper, I have compared the results of the shortest path algorithms (Dijkstra, Bellman–Ford) on the basis of running time. I am using C# programming language to compare the algorithms. I have also compared the algorithms on the basis of complexity and space. I also tried to give some advantages and disadvantages of both the algorithms.
Key concepts: Algorithm, K shortest path routing, Yen's algorithm, Dijkstra's algorithm, Shortest path problem, Shortest Path Faster Algorithm, Computer science, Suurballe's algorithm