Application of graph theory and Dijkstra's algorithm to find both the shortest distances and the shortest paths in a city

Application of graph theory and Dijkstra's algorithm to find both the shortest distances and the shortest paths in a city

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Article ID: iaor20061811
Country: Colombia
Volume: 10
Issue: 26
Start Page Number: 121
End Page Number: 126
Publication Date: Dec 2004
Journal: Scientia et Technica
Authors: ,
Keywords: developing countries
Abstract:

The route map of Santa Rose de Cabal city is presented as a geometric digraph (the nodes are the intersections of the ways, and the streets joining these nodes are the arcs). This digraph is represented as a matrix of weights of arcs, which uses the Dijkstra algorithm to determine the shortest distances between nodes (taking each node as a source node), and the route to go from node to node. The results genrated by the Dijkstra algorithm are expressed in a matrix which has been called matrix of minimal distances between nodes.

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