4. The following graph shows the roads connecting each city that you wish to visit on a road trip. The weights of each roads (the numbers for the different edges) describe the cost (in 10's of dollars) to drive the length of that road. Use either the RNNA (repeated nearest neighbor algorithm) or the Brute Force Algorithm to find a minimal cost Hamiltonian circuit for a road trip that starts and ends at vertex A, and wisits every other vertex exactly once. Draw minimal cost Hamiltonian circuit on the graph, and state the cost for the trip. (Note: RNNA does not necessarily find THE minimum cost circui, but it will find a good stimate - this is fine for your solution.)

4. The following graph shows the roads connecting each city that you wish to visit on a road trip. The weights of each roads (the numbers for the different edges) describe the cost (in 10's of dollars) to drive the length of that road. Use either the RNNA (repeated nearest neighbor algorithm) or the Brute Force Algorithm to find a minimal cost Hamiltonian circuit for a road trip that starts and ends at vertex A, and wisits every other vertex exactly once. Draw minimal cost Hamiltonian circuit on the graph, and state the cost for the trip. (Note: RNNA does not necessarily find THE minimum cost circui, but it will find a good stimate - this is fine for your solution.)

Database System Concepts

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ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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