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Form unknown CodePlex user on Wednesday, 29 April 2009 11:21:35
Hi Jonathan,
Sorry for the late reply, but very busy at work, no time left in the evening to do some verification. But I have run a test now and yes it is OK.
Thanks for taking care of this problem!
Best regards, Frank
Form unknown CodePlex user on Wednesday, 29 April 2009 12:07:18
Hi Jonathan,
Maybe I'm missing the point here, but in the example you can see at http:\users.telenet.be\loccommander\images\SingleRoute.png , when the ShortestPathCount is set to 5, 10, or bigger, only 1 route is found I would expect when I set it to 5 the 5 shortest between start point and end point are calculated when there are at least 5. But in the example there are certainly more than 1.
Best regards, Frank
Form unknown CodePlex user on Wednesday, 29 April 2009 20:47:39
fixed the problem when path with loops were added to the queue
** Closed by pelikhan 4/25/2009 9:46 PM
Form unknown CodePlex user on Tuesday, 26 May 2009 11:41:05
Hi Jonathan,
What kind of arguments needed to be added now to the constructor?
HoffmanPavleyRankedShortestPathAlgorithm<int, TaggedEdge<int, MRBaseObject>> test1 = new HoffmanPavleyRankedShortestPathAlgorithm<int, TaggedEdge<int, MRBaseObject>>(graph, ??? ); it seems E => 1.0 is no longer supported?
Thanks,
Frank
Form unknown CodePlex user on Tuesday, 09 June 2009 23:39:09
From unknown CodePlex user on Saturday, 25 April 2009 02:02:11
Hi Jonathan, This repro should do : int
ii = 0;
BidirectionalGraph<int, TaggedEdge<int, int>> mvGraph2 = new BidirectionalGraph<int, TaggedEdge<int, int>>();
mvGraph2.AddVerticesAndEdge( new TaggedEdge<int, int>(0, 1, ii++));
mvGraph2.AddVerticesAndEdge( new TaggedEdge<int, int>(1, 2, ii++));
mvGraph2.AddVerticesAndEdge( new TaggedEdge<int, int>(2, 3, ii++));
mvGraph2.AddVerticesAndEdge( new TaggedEdge<int, int>(3, 4, ii++));
mvGraph2.AddVerticesAndEdge( new TaggedEdge<int, int>(4, 5, ii++));
mvGraph2.AddVerticesAndEdge( new TaggedEdge<int, int>(5, 0, ii++));
mvGraph2.AddVerticesAndEdge( new TaggedEdge<int, int>(1, 5, ii++));
mvGraph2.AddVerticesAndEdge( new TaggedEdge<int, int>(5, 1, ii++));
mvGraph2.AddVerticesAndEdge( new TaggedEdge<int, int>(2, 5, ii++));
mvGraph2.AddVerticesAndEdge( new TaggedEdge<int, int>(1, 0, ii++));
mvGraph2.AddVerticesAndEdge( new TaggedEdge<int, int>(2, 1, ii++));
mvGraph2.AddVerticesAndEdge( new TaggedEdge<int, int>(3, 2, ii++));
mvGraph2.AddVerticesAndEdge( new TaggedEdge<int, int>(4, 3, ii++));
mvGraph2.AddVerticesAndEdge( new TaggedEdge<int, int>(5, 4, ii++));
mvGraph2.AddVerticesAndEdge( new TaggedEdge<int, int>(0, 5, ii++));
mvGraph2.AddVerticesAndEdge( new TaggedEdge<int, int>(5, 2, ii++));
HoffmanPavleyRankedShortestPathAlgorithm<int, TaggedEdge<int, int>> test1 = new HoffmanPavleyRankedShortestPathAlgorithm<int, TaggedEdge<int, int>>(mvGraph2, E => 1.0);
test1.ShortestPathCount = 5; //int.MaxValue;
test1.Compute(5, 2); Thanks for the support! Have a nice weekend, Frank