- down a
given flow into a
collection of
path flows and
cycle flows.
Every flow through a
network can be
decomposed into one or more
paths and corresponding...
- the
maximum flow in a
flow network. It is
sometimes called a "method"
instead of an "algorithm" as the
approach to
finding augmenting paths in a residual...
-
amount that can
flow through it. The goal is to find a
feasible flow that
maximizes the
flow from a
source node to a sink node.
Shortest Path Problems can...
- a
happy path (sometimes
called happy flow) is a
default scenario featuring no
exceptional or
error conditions. For example, the
happy path for a function...
-
maximum flow problems involve finding a
feasible flow through a
flow network that
obtains the
maximum possible flow rate. The
maximum flow problem can...
- model,
process model,
process flow diagram, work
flow diagram,
business flow diagram. The
terms "flowchart" and "
flow chart" are used interchangeably...
- In
graph theory, a
path in a
graph is a
finite or
infinite sequence of
edges which joins a
sequence of
vertices which, by most definitions, are all distinct...
-
edges in the cut-set of C are removed, then no
positive flow is possible,
because there is no
path in the
resulting graph from the
source to the sink. The...
- In
computer science, a control-
flow graph (CFG) is a representation,
using graph notation, of all
paths that
might be
traversed through a
program during...
- up
path or -
path in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
path is a
route for
physical travel – see Trail.
Path or
PATH may also
refer to:
Bicycle path Bridle...
