This code snippet is the implementation of Dijkstra's algorithm.
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Copyright 2011 Shao-Chuan Wang <shaochuan.wang AT gmail.com>
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"""
import heapq
def dijkstra(adj, costs, s, t):
''' Return predecessors and min distance if there exists a shortest path
from s to t; Otherwise, return None '''
Q = [] # priority queue of items; note item is mutable.
d = {s: 0} # vertex -> minimal distance
Qd = {} # vertex -> [d[v], parent_v, v]
p = {} # predecessor
visited_set = set([s])
for v in adj.get(s, []):
d[v] = costs[s, v]
item = [d[v], s, v]
heapq.heappush(Q, item)
Qd[v] = item
while Q:
print Q
cost, parent, u = heapq.heappop(Q)
if u not in visited_set:
print 'visit:', u
p[u]= parent
visited_set.add(u)
if u == t:
return p, d[u]
for v in adj.get(u, []):
if d.get(v):
if d[v] > costs[u, v] + d[u]:
d[v] = costs[u, v] + d[u]
Qd[v][0] = d[v] # decrease key
Qd[v][1] = u # update predecessor
heapq._siftdown(Q, 0, Q.index(Qd[v]))
else:
d[v] = costs[u, v] + d[u]
item = [d[v], u, v]
heapq.heappush(Q, item)
Qd[v] = item
return None
def make_undirected(cost):
ucost = {}
for k, w in cost.iteritems():
ucost[k] = w
ucost[(k[1],k[0])] = w
return ucost
if __name__=='__main__':
# adjacent list
adj = { 1: [2,3,6],
2: [1,3,4],
3: [1,2,4,6],
4: [2,3,5,7],
5: [4,6,7],
6: [1,3,5,7],
7: [4,5,6]}
# edge costs
cost = { (1,2):7,
(1,3):9,
(1,6):14,
(2,3):10,
(2,4):15,
(3,4):11,
(3,6):2,
(4,5):6,
(5,6):9,
(4,7):2,
(5,7):1,
(6,7):12}
cost = make_undirected(cost)
s, t = 1, 7
predecessors, min_cost = dijkstra(adj, cost, s, t)
c = t
path = [c]
print 'min cost:', min_cost
while predecessors.get(c):
path.insert(0, predecessors[c])
c = predecessors[c]
print 'shortest path:', path
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Please let me know if you find any faster implementations with built-in libraries in python.