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Bellman-Ford-Algorithm

A Bellman Ford algorithm implementation in Java.

How to use it

You must edit /input/nodes.txt and /input/edges.txt files.

The first one contains a list of all nodes (one per line) in the graph and the first one is the starting node. Example:

a
b
c
d
e
f

In this case the graph is composed by 6 nodes and A is the initial node.

The second one contains a list of edges in the graph, but there mustn't be duplicates. Example:

a,b,7,5
a,c,8,*
b,d,4,-
...
start node, end node, weight start to end, weight end to start / * (the same) / - (NOT connected)

The difference is in the last piece of the line which must be compiled following these rules:

  • A to B weights 7, B to A weight 5;
  • A to C weights 8, C to A weights the same (8);
  • B to D weights 4, D and B are NOT connected.

Output

When you run the program it creates an /output/result.txt file which cointains the routing table of the first node in /input/nodes.txt file. Example:

Node	Distance	Predecessor
a	0.0		me
b	7.0		a
c	6.0		e
d	10.0		e
e	8.0		b
f	8.0		c

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