THE GRAPH FUNCTION DOESN'T CONSIDER WEIGHTS
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Hi to everybody, in my code I am trying to calculate the shortest path from a graph, whose I have explicited all parameters.
But from some checks I have done, it seems like the shortestpath function doesn't consider the weights I have putted in the graph. In fact I have manually specified some extremely high values for some of the edges of my graph so that the shortestpath function should avoid them in its calculation, but it doen't happen. I specify that no negative values are present in the Graph.Edges.Weight array.
Are there some tricks to consider, or some advice you can give me to solve my trouble or to understand why shortestpath function doesn't work properly?
Thanks in advance!
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Christine Tobler
2022-1-31
Hard to say what's going wrong without seeing your code. Here's an example where you can see the weights being used to decide on the path:
g = graph([1 2 3], [2 3 1], [1 2 100]);
plot(g, 'EdgeLabel', g.Edges.Weight)
[path, dist] = shortestpath(g, 1, 3)
[path, dist] = shortestpath(g, 1, 3, 'Method', 'unweighted')
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Christine Tobler
2022-1-31
All right, so in that case shortestpath was using these edges with extremely high values because there is no path connecting the two input nodes that doesn't pass through these edges.
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Steven Lord
2022-1-30
Are you representing your graph as a graph or digraph object or as a biograph object?
How have you stored / represented your weights? If a graph or digraph does your object's edges table G.Edges contain a variable named Weight? [Weights won't do, it must be named exactly Weight.]
What algorithm did you tell shortestpath to use in determining the shortest path? If you're using a biograph did you specify BFS as the method?
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