GPU implementation of Floyd-Warshall and R-Kleene algorithms to solve the All-Pairs-Shortest-Paths(APSP) problem on Graphs. Code includes random graph generators and benchmarking/plotting scripts.
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The Fast APSP algorithm is used to solve the All-Pairs Shortest Paths (APSP) problem. The algorithm uses the divide and conquers strategy. First, divide the graph structure by METIS, and divide the input graph G into multiple subgraphs. Then the solution of the APSP problem is solved by computing the subgraph. The Fast APSP algorithm combines th…
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Term Project of COMP 305 Course at Koç University
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An implementation for the floyd-warshall Algorithm to solve All-Pairs Shortest Paths problem
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Proof of concept for "TSP Escapes the O(2^n n^2) Curse" -- First improvement after more than 60 years
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Projects for the Parallel & Distributed Systems course of 2015
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My Solutions to problems in [Competitive Programming 3]
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