Find the running times of APSP by extension and FloydWarshal

Find the running times of APSP by extension and Floyd-Warshall\'s algorithm:

Find the running times of APSP by extension and Floyd-Warshall\'s algorithm: RT analysis: APSP by extension for u isin V do for v isin V do D[u, v] larr w(u, v) k larr 1 while k D[u, m] + D[m, v] then T[u, v] larr D[u, m] + D[m, u] D larr T k larr 2 * k return D RT analysis: Floyd-Warshall\'s algorithm for APSP for u isin V do for v isin V do D[u, v] larr w(u, v) for k larr 1 to |V| do for u isin V do for v iain V do D[u, v] larr min(D[u, v], D[u, k] + D[k, v])

Solution

The time complexity of first if algorithm is: theta(V^3 * (logV))

Explanation:-

in 1,2 lines we two nested for loops, each running for V times. so time complexity should be V*V    = O(V^2) for those //

all constant operations like in line 3 has O(1) Complexity(constant times)..

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we have one while loop and 3 for loops all are nested under each of them, all for loops running each V times(dont have any breaking conditions or incremental conditions),so time complexity of 3 for loops would be v*v*v = theta(V^3)

and complexity of while ... it incrementing k by 2 times every times..means every time k is doubled.. increasing exponentially.. so the complexity would be V = 2^k ,, k = log V hence ... while loop complextiy is O(log V)

the total complexity of algorithm V^2 + (log V)*V^3 .. this function is bounded by (log V) * (V^3), by two constants k1 and k2..

f(n) = V^2 + (log V)*V^3

g(n) = (log V) * (V^3)

k1*g(n)<f(n)<k2*g(n)

there exist such constants...k1 and k2 so. (k1 = 1, k2 = for a large value greater than V).. it theta(g(n))

so

theta((log V)*V^3)

Time complexity of Floyd warshal algorithm is : theta(V^3)

in 1,2 lines we two nested for loops, each running for V times. so time complexity should be V*V    = O(V^2) for those //

all constant operations like in line 3 has O(1) Complexity(constant times)..

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we have 3 for loops all are nested under each of them, all for loops running each V times(dont have any breaking conditions or incremental conditions),so time complexity of 3 for loops would be v*v*v = theta(V^3)

Total time complexity : V^2 + V^3..... this function is bounded by (V^3), by two constants k1 and k2..

f(n) = V^2 + (V^3)

g(n) = (V^3)

k1*g(n)<f(n)<k2*g(n)

there exist such constants...k1 and k2 so. (k1 = 1, k2 = for a large value greater than V).. it theta(g(n))

so

theta(V^3)