Interface TreePathMaxima
- All Known Implementing Classes:
TreePathMaximaAbstract,TreePathMaximaHagerup
Given a tree \(T\) and a sequence of vertices pairs \((u_1,v_1),(u_2,v_2),\ldots\) called queries, the tree path maxima problem is to find for each pair \((u_i,v_i)\) the heaviest edge on the path between \(u_i\) and \(v_i\) in \(T\).
TPM can be used to validate if a spanning tree is minimum spanning tree (MST) or not, by checking for each edge \((u,v)\) that is not in the tree that it is heavier than the heaviest edge in the path from \(u\) to \(v\) in the tree. If a TPM on \(n\) vertices and \(m\) queries can be answer in \(O(n + m)\) time than an MST can be validated in linear time.
Use newInstance() to get a default implementation of this interface.
- Author:
- Barak Ugav
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Nested Class Summary
Nested ClassesModifier and TypeInterfaceDescriptionstatic interfaceQueries container forTreePathMaximacomputations forIntGraph.static interfaceA result object forTreePathMaximaalgorithm forIntGraph.static interfaceQueries container forTreePathMaximacomputations.static interfaceA result object forTreePathMaximaalgorithm. -
Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescription<V,E> TreePathMaxima.Result<V, E> computeHeaviestEdgeInTreePaths(Graph<V, E> tree, WeightFunction<E> w, TreePathMaxima.Queries<V, E> queries) Compute the heaviest edge in multiple tree paths.static TreePathMaximaCreate a new tree path maxima algorithm object.static <V,E> boolean verifyMst(Graph<V, E> g, WeightFunction<E> w, Collection<E> mstEdges, TreePathMaxima tpmAlgo) Verify that the given edges actually form an MST of a graph.
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Method Details
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computeHeaviestEdgeInTreePaths
<V,E> TreePathMaxima.Result<V,E> computeHeaviestEdgeInTreePaths(Graph<V, E> tree, WeightFunction<E> w, TreePathMaxima.Queries<V, E> queries) Compute the heaviest edge in multiple tree paths.The
queriescontainer contains pairs of vertices, each corresponding to a simple path in the giventree. For each of these paths, the heaviest edge in the path will be computed.If
gis anIntGraph, aTreePathMaxima.IResultobject is returned. In that case, its better to pass aIWeightFunctionasw, andTreePathMaxima.IQueriesasqueriesto avoid boxing/unboxing.- Type Parameters:
V- the vertices typeE- the edges type- Parameters:
tree- a treew- an edge weight functionqueries- a sequence of queries as pairs of vertices, each corresponding to a unique simple path in the tree.- Returns:
- a result object, with a corresponding result edge for each query
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newInstance
Create a new tree path maxima algorithm object.This is the recommended way to instantiate a new
TreePathMaximaobject.- Returns:
- a default implementation of
TreePathMaxima
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verifyMst
static <V,E> boolean verifyMst(Graph<V, E> g, WeightFunction<E> w, Collection<E> mstEdges, TreePathMaxima tpmAlgo) Verify that the given edges actually form an MST of a graph.The verification is done by computing for each original edge \((u, v)\) in the graph the heaviest edge on the path from \(u\) to \(v\) in the given spanning tree. If all of the edges which are not in the MST have a greater weight than the maximum one in the path of the MST, the MST is valid.
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gis anIntGraph, its better to pass aIWeightFunctionasw, andIntCollectionasedgesto avoid boxing/unboxing.- Type Parameters:
V- the vertices typeE- the edges type- Parameters:
g- an undirected graphw- an edge weight functionmstEdges- collection of edges that form an MSTtpmAlgo- tree path maximum algorithm, used for verification- Returns:
trueif the collection of edges form an MST ofg, elsefalse- Throws:
IllegalArgumentException- ifgis a directed graph
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