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Graph Implementation | Graphs
Algorithms and Data Structures Overview
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Algorithms and Data Structures Overview

Algorithms and Data Structures Overview

1. Introduction to ADS
2. List and Array
3. Advanced Data Structures
4. Graphs

bookGraph Implementation

Now we will consider 3 types of graph implementation in Python.

Implementation using graphviz library

Graphviz is a powerful library for creating and visualizing graphs. It provides a simple and intuitive interface for generating graph visualizations, making it ideal for displaying complex graph structures.

Implementation using adjacency matrix

An adjacency matrix is a square matrix used to represent a graph. In this matrix, rows and columns correspond to vertices (or nodes) in the graph, and the presence or absence of edges between vertices is represented by the values of the matrix elements.
This implementation provides a compact and efficient representation of graph data, especially for dense graphs with many connections.

Note

In a weighted graph, the values in the adjacency matrix can represent the weights of the edges. The matrix value may be either zero or infinity when there is no edge between vertices.

Implementation using Python dictionary

Graph implementation using a dictionary is a popular approach in Python. In this implementation, the dictionary's keys represent the graph's vertices (or nodes), and the values represent each vertex's neighbors (or adjacent vertices). This allows for efficient access to the neighbors of a given vertex.

What is an adjacency matrix?

What is an adjacency matrix?

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Section 4. Chapter 2
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