Exercises
You live in Chicago, and you need to visit New York, Los Angeles, Miami, and Seattle.
a. How many different circuits does your graph have?
b. Approximate the cheapest route, using the nearest neighbor algorithm. Draw this route's graph.
c. Approximate the cheapest route, using the repetitive nearest neighbor algorithm. Draw this route's graph.
d. Approximate the cheapest route, using the cheapest edge algorithm. Draw this route's graph.
e. Why would it not be appropriate to find the cheapest route, using the brute force method?
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Figure 9.119 Flight costs between Chicago, New York, Los Angeles, Miami, Seattle, and Houston. Source: www.travelocity.com.
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