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back to boardWhich max flow algorithm must be used for acceptable perfomance? Posted by indy256 20 Dec 2008 18:48 Re: Which max flow algorithm must be used for acceptable perfomance? Posted by yzlhm 14 Mar 2010 13:49 dinic is all right Re: Which max flow algorithm must be used for acceptable perfomance? Does Dinic need some optimisation? It is O(n^2 * m) algorithm. This complexity is too large for 10^4 vertexes and 3*10^4 edges. Re: Which max flow algorithm must be used for acceptable perfomance? You should use as few variables as you can , in your dfs procedure. It does save time. And you should 'delete' useless edges(which you've augmented it). That's all measures I used in my dinic. And I got accepted within the limit.But still not too good. Edited by author 27.05.2011 06:52 |
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