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5 516 M
( CS 61B Project 3) s
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( Weighted Undirected Graphs and Minimum Spanning Trees) s
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( Due 2pm Friday, April 27, 2012) s
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(This is a team project. Form a team of 2 or 3 people. No teams of 1 or teams) s
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(of 4 or more are allowed.) s
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(Copy the Project 3 directory by doing the following, starting from your home) s
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(directory.) s
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( cp -r ~cs61b/hw/pj3 .) s
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(A figure accompanies this "readme" as the files pj3graph.ps \(PostScript\) or) s
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(pj3graph.pdf \(PDF\). Both files are the same figure.) s
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(The purpose of this project is to become comfortable with applications that) s
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(combine a variety of data structures and algorithms in a big ol' mess of) s
5 380 M
(references pointing just every which way. I'm not even kidding.) s
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(Part I: Implement a Weighted Undirected Graph) s
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(==============================================) s
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(Implement a well-encapsulated ADT called WUGraph in a package called graph.) s
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(A WUGraph represents a weighted, undirected graph in which self-edges are) s
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(allowed. Any object whatsoever can serve as a vertex of a WUGraph.) s
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(For maximum speed, you must store edges in two data structures: unordered) s
5 308 M
(doubly-linked adjacency lists and a hash table. You are expected to support) s
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(the following public methods in the running times specified. \(You may ignore) s
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(hash table resizing time when trying to achieve a specified running time--but) s
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(your hash table should resize itself when necessary to keep the load factor) s
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(constant.\) Below, |V| is the number of vertices in the graph, and d is the) s
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(degree of the vertex in question.) s
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(O\(1\) WUGraph\(\); construct a graph having no vertices or edges.) s
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(O\(1\) int vertexCount\(\); return the number of vertices in the graph.) s
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(O\(1\) int edgeCount\(\); return the number of edges in the graph.) s
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(O\(1\) void addVertex\(Object\); add a vertex to the graph.) s
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(O\(d\) void removeVertex\(Object\); remove a vertex from the graph.) s
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( from one half-edge to find the other.\) To help you hash an edge in a) s
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( Read them, but don't change them unless you know what you're doing.) s
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(My own Part I solution is 350 lines long, not counting the hash table code.) s
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(Interfaces) s
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(each edge. The length of both lists is the degree of the input vertex.) s
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(internal representation of your graph.) s
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(Part II: Kruskal's Algorithm for Minimum Spanning Trees) s
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(Implement Kruskal's algorithm for finding the minimum spanning tree of a graph.) s
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(Minimum spanning trees, and Kruskal's algorithm for constructing them, are) s
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(discussed by Goodrich and Tamassia, Sections 13.6-13.6.1. Your algorithm) s
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(returns all the edges in a WUGraph\). Remember the encapsulation rule: your) s
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(Kruskal code should work correctly with the WUGraph code of any other group) s
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(taking CS 61B, and your WUGraph code should work with their Kruskal code.) s
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([1] Create a new graph T having the same vertices as G, but no edges \(yet\).) s
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