This document discusses finding the shortest path between two nodes in a graph using uniform cost search. It recommends using a priority queue rather than a queue to store the frontier nodes, prioritizing by path cost, to find the shortest route between Chicago and Sault Ste. Marie by running through an example step-by-step. This algorithm improves upon breadth-first search by always expanding the lowest-cost path first.
This document discusses finding the shortest path between two nodes in a graph using uniform cost search. It recommends using a priority queue rather than a queue to store the frontier nodes, prioritizing by path cost, to find the shortest route between Chicago and Sault Ste. Marie by running through an example step-by-step. This algorithm improves upon breadth-first search by always expanding the lowest-cost path first.
This document discusses finding the shortest path between two nodes in a graph using uniform cost search. It recommends using a priority queue rather than a queue to store the frontier nodes, prioritizing by path cost, to find the shortest route between Chicago and Sault Ste. Marie by running through an example step-by-step. This algorithm improves upon breadth-first search by always expanding the lowest-cost path first.
RECALL THE GRAPH ALGORITHM Find the path using BFS FINDING PATH FROM CHICAGO TO SAULT STE MARLE Is the path found through BFS is Shorttest ? How can we find the shortest path ? Try to write down an algorithm. Change the fringe with Priority Queue. RECALL THE GRAPH ALGORITHM
Initialize frontier with priority queue
FINDING PATH FROM CHICAGO TO SAULT STE MARLE Give Dry Run