EG180 Module 10 Assignment
EG180 Module 10 Assignment
Use the following graph for problems 1 and 2.
- For the weighted graph given above, use the Brute Force Algorithm to find an optimal Hamilton Circuit stating at vertex D. Make sure to list all of your steps!
- Using the nearest-neighbor algorithm on the weighted graph above, provide the
resulting Hamilton circuit depending on the starting vertex given below.
- Using a starting vertex of A.
- Start from designated vertex ( A) i.e. home
- Move to the corresponding vertex ( or neighbor) with the smallest weight
- Each vertex is visited ones.
- Avoid passing through vertex that will create the smallest circuit
- Return to the starting vertex (home)
- Using a starting vertex of B.
- Start from designated vertex ( B) i.e. home
- Move to the corresponding vertex (neighbor) with the smallest weight
- Each vertex is visited ones.
- Avoid passing through vertex that will create the smallest circuit
- Return to the starting vertex (home)
- Which algorithm will always result in an optimal solution? Why? What are the benefits of the other algorithm?
- Suppose you are planning a trip around the world. Below is a table of the distances (in miles) between the cities you want to visit. Assume that you will start and end your trip in New York City.
New York | London | Shanghai | Istanbul | Moscow | Cancún | |
New York | 3459 | 7364 | 5030 | 4700 | 3391 | |
London | 3459 | 5715 | 1555 | 1560 | 4944 | |
Shanghai | 7364 | 5715 | 4960 | 4235 | 8354 | |
Istanbul | 5030 | 1555 | 4960 | 1090 | 6491 | |
Moscow | 4700 | 1560 | 4235 | 1090 | 6209 | |
Cancún | 3391 | 4944 | 8354 | 6491 | 6209 |
- Find the nearest-neighbor tour with New York as the starting city.
- Find the nearest-neighbor tour with Moscow as the starting city.
- Find the total weight of both tours.
- Tour starting New work
- Tour starting Moscow
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