Algorithm: JP in algebra G(V, E), a directed or undirected network, as an input for algorithm 1 2: Results 3: s=0, 4: wt 0, 5: s(1)=, 6: , 7: d = D(1,:), and 8: while s = 10: s(i) = ; 11: w, p >=d; 9: i=argmins+d; (i) 12: d(u) = wt Plus wt; 13: π(i) = p d = d.min A(i,:); 14; 15; The aforementioned Python version of the algebraic algorithm

Algorithm: JP in algebra G(V, E), a directed or undirected network, as an input for algorithm 1 2: Results 3: s=0, 4: wt 0, 5: s(1)=, 6: , 7: d = D(1,:), and 8: while s = 10: s(i) = ; 11: w, p >=d; 9: i=argmins+d; (i) 12: d(u) = wt Plus wt; 13: π(i) = p d = d.min A(i,:); 14; 15; The aforementioned Python version of the algebraic algorithm

Operations Research : Applications and Algorithms

4th Edition

ISBN:9780534380588

Author:Wayne L. Winston

Publisher:Wayne L. Winston

Chapter18: Deterministic Dynamic Programming

Section18.4: Resource-allocation Problems

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