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Overview

Package path provides graph path finding functions.

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Functions

func Kruskal 

func Kruskal(dst WeightedBuilder, g UndirectedWeightLister) float64

Kruskal generates a minimum spanning tree of g by greedy tree coalescence, placing the result in the destination, dst. If the edge weights of g are distinct it will be the unique minimum spanning tree of g. The destination is not cleared first. The weight of the minimum spanning tree is returned. If g is not connected, a minimum spanning forest will be constructed in dst and the sum of minimum spanning tree weights will be returned.

Nodes and Edges from g are used to construct dst, so if the Node and Edge types used in g are pointer or reference-like, then the values will be shared between the graphs.

If dst has nodes that exist in g, Kruskal will panic.

func NullHeuristic 

func NullHeuristic(_, _ graph.Node) float64

NullHeuristic is an admissible, consistent heuristic that will not speed up computation.

func Prim 

func Prim(dst WeightedBuilder, g graph.WeightedUndirected) float64

Prim generates a minimum spanning tree of g by greedy tree extension, placing the result in the destination, dst. If the edge weights of g are distinct it will be the unique minimum spanning tree of g. The destination is not cleared first. The weight of the minimum spanning tree is returned. If g is not connected, a minimum spanning forest will be constructed in dst and the sum of minimum spanning tree weights will be returned.

Nodes and Edges from g are used to construct dst, so if the Node and Edge types used in g are pointer or reference-like, then the values will be shared between the graphs.

If dst has nodes that exist in g, Prim will panic.

func YenKShortestPaths 

func YenKShortestPaths(g graph.Graph, k int, s, t graph.Node) [][]graph.Node

YenKShortestPaths returns the k-shortest loopless paths from s to t in g. YenKShortestPaths will panic if g contains a negative edge weight.

Types

type AllShortest 

type AllShortest struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

AllShortest is a shortest-path tree created by the DijkstraAllPaths, FloydWarshall or JohnsonAllPaths all-pairs shortest paths functions.

func DijkstraAllPaths 

func DijkstraAllPaths(g graph.Graph) (paths AllShortest)

DijkstraAllPaths returns a shortest-path tree for shortest paths in the graph g. If the graph does not implement graph.Weighter, UniformCost is used. DijkstraAllPaths will panic if g has a negative edge weight.

The time complexity of DijkstrAllPaths is O(|V|.|E|+|V|^2.log|V|).

func FloydWarshall 

func FloydWarshall(g graph.Graph) (paths AllShortest, ok bool)

FloydWarshall returns a shortest-path tree for the graph g or false indicating that a negative cycle exists in the graph. If a negative cycle exists in the graph the returned paths will be valid and edge weights on the negative cycle will be set to -Inf. If the graph does not implement Weighted, UniformCost is used.

The time complexity of FloydWarshall is O(|V|^3).

Example (Negativecycles) 
package main

import (
	"fmt"
	"math"

	"gonum.org/v1/gonum/graph/path"
	"gonum.org/v1/gonum/graph/simple"
)

func main() {
	// FloydWarshall can be used to find an exhaustive
	// set of nodes in negative cycles in a graph.

	// Construct a graph with a negative cycle.
	edges := []simple.WeightedEdge{
		{F: simple.Node('a'), T: simple.Node('f'), W: -1},
		{F: simple.Node('b'), T: simple.Node('a'), W: 1},
		{F: simple.Node('b'), T: simple.Node('c'), W: -1},
		{F: simple.Node('b'), T: simple.Node('d'), W: 1},
		{F: simple.Node('c'), T: simple.Node('b'), W: 0},
		{F: simple.Node('e'), T: simple.Node('a'), W: 1},
		{F: simple.Node('f'), T: simple.Node('e'), W: -1},
	}
	g := simple.NewWeightedDirectedGraph(0, math.Inf(1))
	for _, e := range edges {
		g.SetWeightedEdge(e)
	}

	// Find the shortest path to each node from Q.
	pt, ok := path.FloydWarshall(g)
	if ok {
		fmt.Println("no negative cycle present")
		return
	}

	ids := []int64{'a', 'b', 'c', 'd', 'e', 'f'}

	for _, id := range ids {
		if math.IsInf(pt.Weight(id, id), -1) {
			fmt.Printf("%c is in a negative cycle\n", id)
		}
	}

	for _, uid := range ids {
		for _, vid := range ids {
			_, w, unique := pt.Between(uid, vid)
			if math.IsInf(w, -1) {
				fmt.Printf("negative cycle in path from %c to %c unique=%t\n", uid, vid, unique)
			}
		}
	}

}

Output:

a is in a negative cycle
b is in a negative cycle
c is in a negative cycle
e is in a negative cycle
f is in a negative cycle
negative cycle in path from a to a unique=false
negative cycle in path from a to e unique=false
negative cycle in path from a to f unique=false
negative cycle in path from b to a unique=false
negative cycle in path from b to b unique=false
negative cycle in path from b to c unique=false
negative cycle in path from b to d unique=false
negative cycle in path from b to e unique=false
negative cycle in path from b to f unique=false
negative cycle in path from c to a unique=false
negative cycle in path from c to b unique=false
negative cycle in path from c to c unique=false
negative cycle in path from c to d unique=false
negative cycle in path from c to e unique=false
negative cycle in path from c to f unique=false
negative cycle in path from e to a unique=false
negative cycle in path from e to e unique=false
negative cycle in path from e to f unique=false
negative cycle in path from f to a unique=false
negative cycle in path from f to e unique=false
negative cycle in path from f to f unique=false

func JohnsonAllPaths 

func JohnsonAllPaths(g graph.Graph) (paths AllShortest, ok bool)

JohnsonAllPaths returns a shortest-path tree for shortest paths in the graph g. If the graph does not implement Weighted, UniformCost is used. If a negative cycle exists in g, ok will be returned false and paths will not contain valid data.

The time complexity of JohnsonAllPaths is O(|V|.|E|+|V|^2.log|V|).

func (AllShortest) AllBetween 

func (p AllShortest) AllBetween(uid, vid int64) (paths [][]graph.Node, weight float64)

AllBetween returns all shortest paths from u to v and the weight of the paths. Paths containing zero-weight cycles are not returned. If a negative cycle exists between u and v, paths is returned nil and weight is returned as -Inf.

func (AllShortest) Between 

func (p AllShortest) Between(uid, vid int64) (path []graph.Node, weight float64, unique bool)

Between returns a shortest path from u to v and the weight of the path. If more than one shortest path exists between u and v, a randomly chosen path will be returned and unique is returned false. If a cycle with zero weight exists in the path, it will not be included, but unique will be returned false. If a negative cycle exists on the path from u to v, path will be returned nil, weight will be -Inf and unique will be false.

func (AllShortest) Weight 

func (p AllShortest) Weight(uid, vid int64) float64

Weight returns the weight of the minimum path between u and v.

type Heuristic 

type Heuristic func(x, y graph.Node) float64

Heuristic returns an estimate of the cost of travelling between two nodes.

type HeuristicCoster 

type HeuristicCoster interface {
	HeuristicCost(x, y graph.Node) float64
}

HeuristicCoster wraps the HeuristicCost method. A graph implementing the interface provides a heuristic between any two given nodes.

type Shortest 

type Shortest struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

Shortest is a shortest-path tree created by the BellmanFordFrom or DijkstraFrom single-source shortest path functions.

func AStar 

func AStar(s, t graph.Node, g traverse.Graph, h Heuristic) (path Shortest, expanded int)

AStar finds the A*-shortest path from s to t in g using the heuristic h. The path and its cost are returned in a Shortest along with paths and costs to all nodes explored during the search. The number of expanded nodes is also returned. This value may help with heuristic tuning.

The path will be the shortest path if the heuristic is admissible. A heuristic is admissible if for any node, n, in the graph, the heuristic estimate of the cost of the path from n to t is less than or equal to the true cost of that path.

If h is nil, AStar will use the g.HeuristicCost method if g implements HeuristicCoster, falling back to NullHeuristic otherwise. If the graph does not implement Weighted, UniformCost is used. AStar will panic if g has an A*-reachable negative edge weight.

func BellmanFordFrom 

func BellmanFordFrom(u graph.Node, g graph.Graph) (path Shortest, ok bool)

BellmanFordFrom returns a shortest-path tree for a shortest path from u to all nodes in the graph g, or false indicating that a negative cycle exists in the graph. If the graph does not implement Weighted, UniformCost is used.

The time complexity of BellmanFordFrom is O(|V|.|E|).

Example (Negativecycles) 
package main

import (
	"fmt"
	"math"

	"gonum.org/v1/gonum/graph/path"
	"gonum.org/v1/gonum/graph/simple"
)

func main() {
	// BellmanFordFrom can be used to find a non-exhaustive
	// set of negative cycles in a graph.

	// Construct a graph with a negative cycle.
	edges := []simple.WeightedEdge{
		{F: simple.Node('a'), T: simple.Node('b'), W: -2},
		{F: simple.Node('a'), T: simple.Node('f'), W: 2},
		{F: simple.Node('b'), T: simple.Node('c'), W: 6},
		{F: simple.Node('c'), T: simple.Node('a'), W: -5},
		{F: simple.Node('d'), T: simple.Node('c'), W: -3},
		{F: simple.Node('d'), T: simple.Node('e'), W: 8},
		{F: simple.Node('e'), T: simple.Node('b'), W: 9},
		{F: simple.Node('e'), T: simple.Node('c'), W: 2},
	}
	g := simple.NewWeightedDirectedGraph(0, math.Inf(1))
	for _, e := range edges {
		g.SetWeightedEdge(e)
	}

	// Add a zero-cost path to all nodes from a new node Q.
	nodes := g.Nodes()
	for nodes.Next() {
		g.SetWeightedEdge(simple.WeightedEdge{F: simple.Node('Q'), T: nodes.Node()})
	}

	// Find the shortest path to each node from Q.
	pt, ok := path.BellmanFordFrom(simple.Node('Q'), g)
	if ok {
		fmt.Println("no negative cycle present")
		return
	}
	for _, id := range []int64{'a', 'b', 'c', 'd', 'e', 'f'} {
		p, w := pt.To(id)
		if math.IsInf(w, -1) {
			fmt.Printf("negative cycle in path to %c path:%c\n", id, p)
		}
	}

}

Output:

negative cycle in path to a path:[a b c a]
negative cycle in path to b path:[b c a b]
negative cycle in path to c path:[c a b c]
negative cycle in path to f path:[a b c a f]

func DijkstraFrom 

func DijkstraFrom(u graph.Node, g traverse.Graph) Shortest

DijkstraFrom returns a shortest-path tree for a shortest path from u to all nodes in the graph g. If the graph does not implement Weighted, UniformCost is used. DijkstraFrom will panic if g has a u-reachable negative edge weight.

If g is a graph.Graph, all nodes of the graph will be stored in the shortest-path tree, otherwise only nodes reachable from u will be stored.

The time complexity of DijkstrFrom is O(|E|.log|V|).

func (Shortest) From 

func (p Shortest) From() graph.Node

From returns the starting node of the paths held by the Shortest.

func (Shortest) To 

func (p Shortest) To(vid int64) (path []graph.Node, weight float64)

To returns a shortest path to v and the weight of the path. If the path to v includes a negative cycle, one pass through the cycle will be included in path and weight will be returned as -Inf.

func (Shortest) WeightTo 

func (p Shortest) WeightTo(vid int64) float64

WeightTo returns the weight of the minimum path to v. If the path to v includes a negative cycle, the returned weight will not reflect the true path weight.

type UndirectedWeightLister 

type UndirectedWeightLister interface {
	graph.WeightedUndirected
	WeightedEdges() graph.WeightedEdges
}

UndirectedWeightLister is an undirected graph that returns edge weights and the set of edges in the graph.

type Weighted 

type Weighted interface {
	// Weight returns the weight for the edge between
	// x and y with IDs xid and yid if Edge(xid, yid)
	// returns a non-nil Edge.
	// If x and y are the same node or there is no
	// joining edge between the two nodes the weight
	// value returned is implementation dependent.
	// Weight returns true if an edge exists between
	// x and y or if x and y have the same ID, false
	// otherwise.
	Weight(xid, yid int64) (w float64, ok bool)
}

Weighted is a weighted graph. It is a subset of graph.Weighted.

type WeightedBuilder 

type WeightedBuilder interface {
	AddNode(graph.Node)
	SetWeightedEdge(graph.WeightedEdge)
}

WeightedBuilder is a type that can add nodes and weighted edges.

type Weighting 

type Weighting func(xid, yid int64) (w float64, ok bool)

Weighting is a mapping between a pair of nodes and a weight. It follows the semantics of the Weighter interface.

func UniformCost 

func UniformCost(g traverse.Graph) Weighting

UniformCost returns a Weighting that returns an edge cost of 1 for existing edges, zero for node identity and Inf for otherwise absent edges.

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Path Synopsis
Package dynamic provides incremental heuristic graph path finding functions.
 Package dynamic provides incremental heuristic graph path finding functions.
internal
testgraphs
Package testsgraphs provides a number of graphs used for testing routines in the path and path/dynamic packages.
 Package testsgraphs provides a number of graphs used for testing routines in the path and path/dynamic packages.

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