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Dijkstra Algorithm

A man wants to find the shortest route from his home in Sidoarjo to ITS. The Dijkstra algorithm is used to determine the shortest path between the nodes. The algorithm is run iteratively, with each iteration updating the labels of nodes to find the shortest distance from the starting node. The shortest route found is 1 - 2 - 4 - 6 - 8 - 9 - 10 - 11 - 12.

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Dijkstra Algorithm

A man wants to find the shortest route from his home in Sidoarjo to ITS. The Dijkstra algorithm is used to determine the shortest path between the nodes. The algorithm is run iteratively, with each iteration updating the labels of nodes to find the shortest distance from the starting node. The shortest route found is 1 - 2 - 4 - 6 - 8 - 9 - 10 - 11 - 12.

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Nama : Bagas Pamungkas

NRP : 04211640000032

Class : Riset Operasi A

DIJKSTRA ALGORITHM EXAMPLE

A man who is living in Sidoarjo is going to ITS to attend Research Operation class. There are many ways
to get there,but the man is confused which way should the man takes. Help the man find the shortest
way to get to ITS by using dijkstra algorithm.

8.9
5
2
7.4
8.7 9.8 7
1 8.6

3.6 3.4 2.3


3 5,2 6 9
4 8 8.3

11 10

11 0.85
2.1
4.8 11
7
1.9
12

Iteration #1

Node Label Status


1 [0 , -- ] Permanent
2 [0 + 7.4 , 1] Temporary
3 [0 + 8.6 , 1] Temporary

Iterarion #2

Node Label Status


1 [0 , -- ] Permanent
2 [7.4 , 1] Permanent
3 [7.4 + 8.7 , 2] = [16.1 , 2] Temporary
4 [7.4 + 8.9 , 2] = [16.3 , 2] Temporary
Iteration #3

Node Label Status


1 [0 , -- ] Permanent
2 [7.4 , 1] Permanent
3 [16.1 , 2] Permanent
4 [16.1 + 9.8 , 4] = [25.9 , 4] Temporary
5 [16.1 + 3.6 , 4] = [19.7 , 4] Temporary

Iteration #4

Node Label Status


1 [0 , -- ] Permanent
2 [7.4 , 1] Permanent
3 [16.1 , 2] Permanent
4 [19.7 , 4] Permanent
5 [19.7 + 3.4 , 6] = [23.1 , 6] Temporary
6 [19.7 + 11 , 6] = [30.7 , 6] Temporary

Iterarion #5

Node Label Status


1 [0 , -- ] Permanent
2 [7.4 , 1] Permanent
3 [16.1 , 2] Permanent
4 [19.7 , 4] Permanent
5 [23.1 , 6] Permanent
6 [23.1 + 2.3 , 8] = [25.9 , 8] Temporary

Iteration #6

Node Label Status


1 [0 , -- ] Permanent
2 [7.4 , 1] Permanent
3 [16.1 , 2] Permanent
4 [19.7 , 4] Permanent
5 [23.1 , 6] Permanent
6 [25.9 , 8] Permanent
7 [25.9 + 8.3 , 9] = [34.2 , 9] Temporary

Iteration #7

Node Label Status


1 [0 , -- ] Permanent
2 [7.4 , 1] Permanent
3 [16.1 , 2] Permanent
4 [19.7 , 4] Permanent
5 [23.1 , 6] Permanent
6 [25.9 , 8] Permanent
7 [34.2 , 9] Permanent
8 [34.2 + 0.85 , 10] = [35.05 , 10] Temporary
9 [34.2 + 2.1 , 10] = [36.3 , 10] Temporary

Iteration #8

Node Label Status


1 [0 , -- ] Permanent
2 [7.4 , 1] Permanent
3 [16.1 , 2] Permanent
4 [19.7 , 4] Permanent
5 [23.1 , 6] Permanent
6 [25.9 , 8] Permanent
7 [34.2 , 9] Permanent
8 [35.05 , 10] Permanent
9 [36.95 , 11] Permanent

From the calculation above, the shortest way to get to ITS (node 12) from home (node 1) is : 1 – 2 –
4 – 6 – 8 – 9 – 10 – 11 – 12

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