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1 Grph Theory Prudene Wong
2 How to Mesure 4L? 3L 5L 3L ontiner & 5L ontiner (without mrk) infinite supply of wter You n pour wter from one ontiner to nother How to mesure 4L of wter?
3 Lerning outomes Ale to tell wht n undireted grph is nd wht direted grph is Know how to represent grph using mtrix nd list Understnd wht Euler iruit is nd le to determine whether suh iruit exists in n undireted grph Ale to pply BFS nd DFS to trverse grph Ale to tell wht tree is 3
4 Grph
5 Grphs introdued in the 18th entury Grph theory n old sujet with mny modern pplitions. An undireted grph G=(V,E) onsists of set of verties V nd set of edges E. Eh edge is n unordered pir of verties. (E.g., {,} & {,} refer to the sme edge.) A direted grph G=(V,E) onsists of Eh edge is n ordered pir of verties. (E.g., (,) refer to n edge from to.) d e f Modeling Feook & Twitter? d e f 5
6 Grphs represent set of interonneted ojets e e f f d d undireted grph direted grph 6
7 Applitions of grphs In omputer siene, grphs re often used to model omputer networks, preedene mong proesses, stte spe of plying hess (AI pplitions) resoure onflits, In other disiplines, grphs re lso used to model the struture of ojets. E.g., iology - evolutionry reltionship hemistry - struture of moleules 7
8 Undireted grphs Undireted grphs: simple grph: t most one edge etween two verties, no self loop (i.e., n edge from vertex to itself). multigrph: llows more thn one edge etween two verties. Reminder: An undireted grph G=(V,E) onsists of set of verties V nd set of edges E. Eh edge is n unordered pir of verties. d e f 8
9 Undireted grphs In n undireted grph G, suppose tht e = {u, v} is n edge of G u nd v re sid to e djent nd lled neighors of eh other. u nd v re lled endpoints of e. e is sid to e inident with u nd v. e is sid to onnet u nd v. u deg(v) = 2 e v w deg(u) = 1 The degree of vertex v, denoted y deg(v), is the numer of edges inident with it ( loop ontriutes twie to the degree); The degree of grph is the mximum degree over ll verties 9
10 Representtion (of undireted grphs) An undireted grph n e represented y djeny mtrix, djeny list, inidene mtrix or inidene list. Adjeny mtrix nd djeny list reord the reltionship etween vertex djeny, i.e., vertex is djent to whih other verties Inidene mtrix nd inidene list reord the reltionship etween edge inidene, i.e., n edge is inident with whih two verties 10
11 Dt Struture - Mtrix Retngulr / 2-dimensionl rry m-y-n mtrix m rows n olumns i,j m-y-n mtrix n olumns 1,1 1,2 1,3 1,n 2,1 2,2 2,3 2,n i,j row i, olumn j m rows 3,1 3,2 3,3 3,n m,1 m,2 m,3 m,n 11
12 Dt Struture - Linked List List of elements (nodes) onneted together like hin Eh node ontins two fields: "dt" field: stores whtever type of elements "next" field: pointer to link this node to the next node in the list Hed / Til hed pointer to the eginning & end of list dt next til 12
13 Dt Struture - Linked List Queue (FIFO: first-in-first-out) Insert element (enqueue) to til Remove element (dequeue) from hed hed til Insert 40 hed til rete newnode of 40; til.next = newnode; til = til.next Remove 10 hed til return whtever hed points to; hed = hed.next 13
14 Adjeny mtrix / list Adjeny mtrix M for simple undireted grph with n verties is n nxn mtrix M(i, j) = 1 if vertex i nd vertex j re djent M(i, j) = 0 otherwise Adjeny list: eh vertex hs list of verties to whih it is djent d e d e d e d e d d d d e e 14
15 Representtion (of undireted grphs) An undireted grph n e represented y djeny mtrix, djeny list, inidene mtrix or inidene list. Adjeny mtrix nd djeny list reord the reltionship etween vertex djeny, i.e., vertex is djent to whih other verties Inidene mtrix nd inidene list reord the reltionship etween edge inidene, i.e., n edge is inident with whih two verties 15
16 Inidene mtrix / list Inidene mtrix M for simple undireted grph with n verties nd m edges is n mxn mtrix M(i, j) = 1 if edge i nd vertex j re inidene M(i, j) = 0 otherwise Inidene list: eh edge hs list of verties to whih it is inident with d 6 e lels of edge re edge numer d e d 3 4 d 5 d 6 d e 7 e 16
17 Exerise Give the djeny mtrix nd inidene mtrix of the following grph d e f d e f lels of edge re edge numer 4 5 d e f d e f 17
18 Direted grph
19 Direted grph Given direted grph G, vertex is sid to e onneted to vertex if there is pth from to. E.g., G represents the routes provided y ertin irline. Tht mens, vertex represents ity nd n edge represents flight from ity to nother ity. Then we my sk question like: Cn we fly from one ity to nother? Reminder: A direted grph G=(V,E) onsists of set of verties V nd set of edges E. Eh edge is n ordered pir of verties. d e E = { (,), (,d), (,e), (,), (,e), (d,e) } N.B. (,) is in E, ut (,) is NOT 19
20 In/Out degree (in direted grphs) The in-degree of vertex v is the numer of edges leding to the vertex v. The out-degree of vertex v is the numer of edges leding wy from the vertex v. d e v in-deg(v) out-deg(v) d 1 1 e 3 0 sum: 6 6 Alwys equl? 20
21 Representtion (of direted grphs) Similr to undireted grph, direted grph n e represented y djeny mtrix, djeny list, inidene mtrix or inidene list. 21
22 Adjeny mtrix / list Adjeny mtrix M for direted grph with n verties is n nxn mtrix M(i, j) = 1 if (i,j) is n edge M(i, j) = 0 otherwise Adjeny list: eh vertex u hs list of verties pointed to y n edge leding wy from u d e d e d e d e d e e e 22
23 Inidene mtrix / list Inidene mtrix M for direted grph with n verties nd m edges is n mxn mtrix M(i, j) = 1 if edge i is leding wy from vertex j M(i, j) = -1 if edge i is leding to vertex j Inidene list: eh edge hs list of two verties (leding wy is 1st nd leding to is 2nd) d 5 4 e d e d e 5 d e 6 e 23
24 Exerise Give the djeny mtrix nd inidene mtrix of the following grph d e f d e f lels of edge re edge numer 5 6 d e f d e f 24
25 Euler iruit
26 Pths, iruits (in undireted grphs) In n undireted grph, pth from vertex u to vertex v is sequene of edges e 1 = {u, x 1 }, e 2 = {x 1, x 2 }, e n = {x n-1, v}, where n 1. The length of this pth is n. Note tht pth from u to v implies pth from v to u. If u = v, this pth is lled iruit (yle). u e 1 e 2 e n v 26
27 Euler iruit A simple iruit visits n edge t most one. An Euler iruit in grph G is iruit visiting every edge of G extly one. (NB. A vertex n e repeted.) Does every grph hs n Euler iruit? d e d e d e d no Euler iruit 27
28 History: In Konigserg, Germny, river rn through the ity nd seven ridges were uilt. The people wondered whether or not one ould go round the ity in wy tht would involve rossing eh ridge extly one. river nks d 6 ridges d no Euler iruit 28
29 How to determine whether there is n Euler iruit in grph? 29
30 A trivil ondition An undireted grph G is sid to e onneted if there is pth etween every pir of verties. If G is not onneted, there is no single iruit to visit ll edges or verties. d e f Even if the grph is onneted, there my e no Euler iruit either. d d e d e 30
31 Neessry nd suffiient ondition Let G e onneted grph. Lemm: G ontins n Euler iruit if nd only if degree of every vertex is even. 31
32 Neessry nd suffiient ondition Let G e onneted grph. Lemm: G ontins n Euler iruit if nd only if degree of every vertex is even. d e f u ed d e f How to find it? u u' ed edfd d e f u u' d e f u'' ed edfd edfefd 32
33 Hmiltonin iruit Let G e n undireted grph. A Hmiltonin iruit is iruit ontining every vertex of G extly one. Note tht Hmiltonin iruit my NOT visit ll edges. Unlike the se of Euler iruits, determining whether grph ontins Hmiltonin iruit is very diffiult prolem. (NP-hrd) 33
34 Bredth First Serh BFS
35 Bredth First Serh (BFS) All verties t distne k from s re explored efore ny verties t distne k+1. The soure is. Order of explortion, d e f g h k 35
36 Bredth First Serh (BFS) All verties t distne k from s re explored efore ny verties t distne k+1. The soure is. Distne 1 from. Order of explortion,, e, d d e f g h k 36
37 Bredth First Serh (BFS) All verties t distne k from s re explored efore ny verties t distne k+1. The soure is. Order of explortion,, e, d,, f, h, g d e f Distne 2 from. g h k 37
38 Bredth First Serh (BFS) All verties t distne k from s re explored efore ny verties t distne k+1. The soure is. Order of explortion,, e, d,, f, h, g, k d e f g h k Distne 3 from. 38
39 In generl (BFS) Explore dist 0 frontier s distne 0 39
40 In generl (BFS) Explore dist 1 frontier s distne 0 distne 1 40
41 In generl (BFS) s distne 0 distne 1 Explore dist 2 frontier distne 2 41
42 Bredth First Serh (BFS) A simple lgorithm for serhing grph. Given G=(V, E), nd distinguished soure vertex s, BFS systemtilly explores the edges of G suh tht ll verties t distne k from s re explored efore ny verties t distne k+1. 42
43 Exerise BFS Apply BFS to the following grph strting from vertex nd list the order of explortion d e f 43
44 Exerise (2) BFS Apply BFS to the following grph strting from vertex nd list the order of explortion e d f g 44
45 BFS Pseudo ode unmrk ll verties hoose some strting vertex s mrk s nd insert s into til of list L while L is nonempty do egin remove vertex v from front of L visit v for eh unmrked neighor w of v do mrk w nd insert w into til of list L end 45
46 BFS using linked list hed til d e f hed e d til g h k hed e d f til,, e, d,, f, h, g, k hed d f til hed f h g til hed f h g til hed h g k til 46 & so on
47 Depth First Serh DFS
48 Depth First Serh (DFS) Edges re explored from the most reently disovered vertex, ktrks when finished The soure is. Order of explortion, d e f g h k DFS serhes "deeper" in the grph whenever possile 48
49 Depth First Serh (DFS) Edges re explored from the most reently disovered vertex, ktrks when finished The soure is. Order of explortion, serh spe d e f g h k DFS serhes "deeper" in the grph whenever possile 49
50 Depth First Serh (DFS) Edges re explored from the most reently disovered vertex, ktrks when finished The soure is. serh spe Order of explortion, d e f g h k DFS serhes "deeper" in the grph whenever possile 50
51 Depth First Serh (DFS) Edges re explored from the most reently disovered vertex, ktrks when finished The soure is. serh spe is empty Order of explortion,, d e f g h k DFS serhes "deeper" in the grph whenever possile 51
52 Depth First Serh (DFS) Edges re explored from the most reently disovered vertex, ktrks when finished The soure is. Order of explortion,, nowhere to go, ktrk d e f g h k serh spe DFS serhes "deeper" in the grph whenever possile 52
53 Depth First Serh (DFS) Edges re explored from the most reently disovered vertex, ktrks when finished The soure is. Order of explortion,,, f d e f g h k serh spe DFS serhes "deeper" in the grph whenever possile 53
54 Depth First Serh (DFS) Edges re explored from the most reently disovered vertex, ktrks when finished The soure is. Order of explortion,,, f, k d e f g h k serh spe is empty DFS serhes "deeper" in the grph whenever possile 54
55 Depth First Serh (DFS) Edges re explored from the most reently disovered vertex, ktrks when finished The soure is. Order of explortion,,, f, k, e d e f serh spe g h k ktrk DFS serhes "deeper" in the grph whenever possile 55
56 Depth First Serh (DFS) Edges re explored from the most reently disovered vertex, ktrks when finished The soure is. Order of explortion,,, f, k, e ktrk serh spe d e f g h k DFS serhes "deeper" in the grph whenever possile 56
57 Depth First Serh (DFS) Edges re explored from the most reently disovered vertex, ktrks when finished The soure is. Order of explortion,,, f, k, e, d serh spe d e f g h k DFS serhes "deeper" in the grph whenever possile 57
58 Depth First Serh (DFS) Edges re explored from the most reently disovered vertex, ktrks when finished The soure is. Order of explortion,,, f, k, e, d, h d e f g h k serh spe is empty DFS serhes "deeper" in the grph whenever possile 58
59 Depth First Serh (DFS) Edges re explored from the most reently disovered vertex, ktrks when finished The soure is. Order of explortion,,, f, k, e, d, h d e f g h k serh spe ktrk DFS serhes "deeper" in the grph whenever possile 59
60 Depth First Serh (DFS) Edges re explored from the most reently disovered vertex, ktrks when finished The soure is. Order of explortion,,, f, k, e, d, h, g d e f g h k serh spe is empty DFS serhes "deeper" in the grph whenever possile 60
61 Depth First Serh (DFS) Edges re explored from the most reently disovered vertex, ktrks when finished The soure is. DONE! Order of explortion,,, f, k, e, d, h, g ktrk d e f g h k DFS serhes "deeper" in the grph whenever possile 61
62 Depth First Serh (DFS) Depth-first serh is nother strtegy for exploring grph; it serh "deeper" in the grph whenever possile. Edges re explored from the most reently disovered vertex v tht still hs unexplored edges leving it. When ll edges of v hve een explored, the serh "ktrks" to explore edges leving the vertex from whih v ws disovered. 62
63 Exerise DFS Apply DFS to the following grph strting from vertex nd list the order of explortion d e f, f, d,,, e?? 63
64 Exerise (2) DFS Apply DFS to the following grph strting from vertex nd list the order of explortion e d f g, e,,?,, f, d,,? 64
65 DFS Pseudo ode (reursive) Algorithm DFS(vertex v) visit v for eh unvisited neighor w of v do egin DFS(w) end 65
66 Dt Struture - Stk Dt orgnised in vertil mnner LIFO: lst-in-first-out Top: top of stk Opertions: push & pop top push: dds new element on top of stk pop: remove the element from top of stk
67 Dt Struture - Stk top Push 40 top top++; stk[top] = newvlue Pop return stk[top]; top-- top Pop return stk[top]; top top 67
68 DFS Pseudo ode (using stk) unmrk ll verties push strting vertex u onto top of stk S while S is nonempty do egin pop vertex v from top of S if (v is unmrked) then egin visit nd mrk v for eh unmrked neighor w of v do push w onto top of S end end 68
69 DFS using Stk d e f g h k top top e d top f e d top f e d top k e d,,, f, k, e, d, h, g top top g top h g top d top e d 69
70 Tree
71 Outline Wht is tree? Wht re sutrees How to trverse inry tree? Pre-order, In-order, Postorder Applition of tree trversl 71
72 Trees An undireted grph G=(V,E) is tree if G is onneted nd yli (i.e., ontins no yles) Other equivlent sttements: 1. There is extly one pth etween ny two verties in G (G is onneted nd yli) 2. G is onneted nd removl of one edge disonnets G (removl of n edge {u,v} disonnets t lest u nd v euse of [1]) 3. G is yli nd dding one edge retes yle (dding n edge {u,v} retes one more pth etween u nd v, yle is formed) 4. G is onneted nd m=n-1 (where V =n, E =m) 72
73 Lemm: P(n): If tree T hs n verties nd m edges, then m=n-1. Proof: By indution on the numer of verties. Bse se: A tree with single vertex does not hve n edge. Indution step: P(n-1) P(n) for n > 1? Remove n edge from the tree T. By [2], T eomes disonneted. Two onneted omponents T 1 nd T 2 re otined, neither ontins yle (the yle is lso present in T otherwise). Therefore, oth T 1 nd T 2 re trees. Let n 1 nd n 2 e the numer of verties in T 1 nd T 2. [n 1 +n 2 = n] By the indution hypothesis, T 1 nd T 2 ontins n 1-1 nd n 2-1 edges. Hene, T ontins (n 1-1) + (n 2-1) + 1 = n-1 edges. 73
74 Rooted trees Tree with hierrhil struture, e.g., diretory struture of file system C:\ Progrm Files My Douments Mirosoft Offie Internet Explorer My Pitures My Musi 74
75 Terminologies root r r is prent of, & ;,, & re hildren of r deg-0: d, k, p, g, q, s (leves) d e f g h k p Topmost vertex is lled the root. q s deg-1:, e, f deg-2:,, h deg-3: r A vertex u my hve some hildren diretly elow it, u is lled the prent of its hildren. Degree of vertex is the no. of hildren it hs. (N.B. it is different from the degree in n unrooted tree.) Degree of tree is the mx. degree of ll verties. Wht is the degree of this tree? A vertex with no hild (degree-0) is lled lef. All others re lled internl verties. 75
76 More terminologies r r d e f g h T 1 T 2 T 3 T 1 k p T 2 T 3 q s three sutrees We n define tree reursively A single vertex is tree. If T 1, T 2,, T k re disjoint trees with roots r 1, r 2,, r k, the grph otined y tthing new vertex r to eh of r 1, r 2,, r k with single edge forms tree T with root r. T 1, T 2,, T k re lled sutrees of T. whih re the roots of the sutrees? 76
77 Binry tree tree of degree t most TWO the two sutrees re lled left sutree nd right sutree (my e empty) r d e f g h k left sutree right sutree There re three ommon wys to trverse inry tree: preorder trversl - vertex, left sutree, right sutree inorder trversl - left sutree, vertex, right sutree postorder trversl - left sutree, right sutree, vertex 77
78 Trversing inry tree r preorder trversl - vertex, left sutree, right sutree r -> -> -> d -> g -> -> e -> f -> h -> k d e f g h k r d e f g 5 7 h 8 k
79 Trversing inry tree r preorder trversl - vertex, left sutree, right sutree r -> -> -> d -> g -> -> e -> f -> h -> k d e f g 2 r 5 h 7 k inorder trversl - left sutree, vertex, right sutree -> -> g -> d -> r -> e -> -> h -> f -> k 1 4 d e f g 3 6 h 9 k
80 Trversing inry tree r preorder trversl - vertex, left sutree, right sutree r -> -> -> d -> g -> -> e -> f -> h -> k d e f 1 g 4 r h 10 3 d e f g 2 5 h 9 k 8 k 6 7 inorder trversl - left sutree, vertex, right sutree -> -> g -> d -> r -> e -> -> h -> f -> k postorder trversl - left sutree, right sutree, vertex -> g -> d -> -> e -> h -> k -> f -> -> r 80
81 Exerise r Give the order of trversl of preorder, inorder, nd postorder trversl of the tree d e f g h k m n preorder: inorder: postorder: 81
82 Binry Serh Tree 60 for vertex with vlue X, left hild hs vlue X & right hild hs vlue > X whih trversl gives numers in sending order? 82
83 Expression Tree * * 3 4 (2+5*4)*3 postorder trversl gives * + 3 * 1. push numers onto stk 2. when opertor is enountered, pop 2 numers, operte on them & push results k to stk 3. repet until the expression is exhusted 83
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