ALGORITHM SIMULATION

“Exploring Graph Algorithms with Engaging

Visualizations”
 Overview of Project
■ Key Features:

• Interactive Visualizations:
• Engaging graphical representations of algorithms in action.
• Real-time updates to enhance user understanding.

• User Input:
• Incorporation of user input for a customized simulation experience. (For Only Two)
• Demonstration of algorithm behavior based on dynamic user choices.

• Clear Explanations:
• Detailed and user-friendly explanations accompanying each algorithm.
 Technologies Used:
•React
•JavaScript

 Algorithms Implemented
•Dijkstra
•Floyd-Warshall
•Kruskal
•Naive
Dijkstra's
Dijkstra's
Algorithm
Algorithm
 Finds the shortest paths from a source
node to all other nodes in a weighted
graph.
 Finds the shortest paths from a source
node to distances
 Initialize all other nodes in a weighted
and visited nodes
graph.
 Repeatedly select the unvisited node with
the
Initialize
smallestdistances
tentativeand visited nodes
distance

Update
Repeatedly select
distances ofthe unvisited node with
its neighbors
the smallest tentative distance

 Update distances of its neighbors

Floyd-
Floyd-
Warshall
Warshall
Algorithm
Algorithm
 Finds the shortest paths between all pairs
 Finds the shortest
of nodes paths between
in a weighted graph all pairs
of nodes in a weighted graph
 Initialize a distance matrix
 Initialize a distance matrix
 Iterate through all possible intermediate
 Iterate
nodes through all possible intermediate
nodes
 Update distances if shorter paths are
 Update
found distances if shorter paths are
found
Kruskal's
Kruskal's
Algorithm
Algorithm
 Finds the minimum spanning tree of a
 Finds the minimum spanning tree of a
weighted graph
weighted graph

 Sort edges by weight

 Sort edges by weight
 Add edges to the tree without creating a
cycles

 Add edges to the tree without creating a

cycles
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Naive Algorithm
 Naive algorithms prioritize simplicity over efficiency

 Often the first solution that comes to mind.

 Showcase the practical limitations of naive algorithms for large datasets

Future Enhancements
1. Algorithm Optimization:
 Explore opportunities to optimize existing algorithms for improved performance.
 Consider parallel computing or other advanced techniques to speed up computations.

2. Additional Algorithms:
 Research and implement other well-known algorithms to expand the project's coverage.
 Examples could include Prim's algorithm or the Bellman-Ford algorithm.

3. User Interaction:
 Enhance user interaction by allowing users to input custom graphs or tweak algorithm parameters.
 Implement a more interactive and intuitive user interface for better user experience.

4. Educational Features:
 Incorporate educational elements such as algorithm explanations, tooltips, and guided tutorials.
 Provide resources or links to algorithmic learning materials within the application.
THANK YOU