The algorithm works by cycling through all possible pathways between two points. Once all of the potential routes have been measured, the shortest path can be identified.

The story begins in 1956, when the Dutch computer scientist Edsger Dijkstra developed a fast algorithm to find shortest paths on a graph with only positive weights. To understand it, imagine starting ...

Hi Guys, I am just playing with dijkstra algorithm in C# and got it working good but now I want to modify it to get all the possible paths from the start and target nodes. Any advise?

The team designed a fully dynamic APSP algorithm in the MPC model with low round complexity that is faster than all the existing static parallel APSP algorithms.