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spin0r.wordpress.com
Every serious competitive programmer knows how to find all bridges and articulation points in an undirected graph in linear time. Recently, however, I came across a problem that required finding the biconnected components explicitly, and I couldn't figure out how to do it. The usual suspects, surprisingly, don't explain it. Sedgewick's Algorithms, 3rded., PartV discusses... |
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www.jeremykun.com
The graph is among the most common data structures in computer science, and it's unsurprising that a staggeringly large amount of time has been dedicated to developing algorithms on graphs. Indeed, many problems in areas ranging from sociology, linguistics, to chemistry and artificial intelligence can be translated into questions about graphs. It's no stretch to say that graphs are truly ubiquitous. Even more, common problems often concern the existence and optimality of paths from one vertex to another ... |
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igraph.org
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andreasimonecosta.dev
Let's learn something about graph theory to properly clone JavaScript objects, both with and without circular references. |
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