edu.bsu.cs.algorithm
Class  Floyd
java.lang.Object
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  +--edu.bsu.cs.algorithm.Algorithm
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        +--edu.bsu.cs.algorithm.Floyd
- public class Floyd- extends Algorithm
An animated implementation of the Floyd-Warshall Shortest Path algorithm. 
         References: 
         Stephen Warshall. A theorem on Boolean matrices. Journal of the ACM, 9(1):11-12, January 1962. http://doi.acm.org/10.1145/321105.321107
         Robert W. Floyd. Algorithm 97: shortest path. Communications of the ACM, 5(6):345, June 1962. http://doi.acm.org/10.1145/367766.368168
- Since:
- 31 Mar 1998
- Version:
- 31 May 2002
- Author:
- Yang, Fred
, Elizabeth VandenBerg
| Constructor Summary | 
| Floyd()Constructs a Floyd algorithm with a default name, type, and description.
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| Methods inherited from class edu.bsu.cs.algorithm.Algorithm | 
| getCode, getDescription, getName, getType, setCode, setDescription, setFromResources, setName, setType, succeeded, succeeded | 
 
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object | 
| clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait | 
 
Floyd
public Floyd()
- Constructs a Floyd algorithm with a default name, type, and description. 
 
 Defaults are as follows:
 name = "Floyd-Warshall Shortest Path"
 type = JeditPanel.TWOCLICKALGORITHM
 description = "Finds the shortest path between two vertices based on the weights of the edges or arcs. Click on two vertices to start the algorithm."
 
 
callOwnConstructor
public void callOwnConstructor(JavaGraph jGraph,
                               Vector inputs,
                               Vector animation)
- Constructs a Floyd algorithm as in Floyd(JavaGraph, Vector, Vector).
 
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- Specified by:
- callOwnConstructorin class- Algorithm
 
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- Parameters:
- jGraph- the edu.bsu.cs.graph.JavaGraph that the algorithm is performed on
- inputs- a Vector of inputs that consists of- 
                         - An Integer, if the algorithm uses a single vertex as a starting point
- Two Integers if the algorithm uses two vertices as starting points
- A String if the algorithm starts off of typed input
- Nothing if the algorithm runs automatically on a graph
 
- animation- a Vector that is filled with AnimObjects as the algorithm proceeds.  It must be instantiated before this method is called.
 
allTs
public int[][] allTs(JavaGraph jGraph)
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- Parameters:
- jGraph- The JavaGraph.
 
allDistances
public double[][] allDistances(JavaGraph jGraph)
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- Parameters:
- jGraph- The JavaGraph.
 
distanceBetweenVertices
public double distanceBetweenVertices(double[][] D,
                                      int firstVertex,
                                      int secondVertex)
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- Parameters:
- D- The double[][] array that is built by calling allDistances(JavaGraph).
- firstVertex- The first vertex.
- secondVertex- The second vertex.