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Minimum Spanning Trees Quiz (Easy)

12. 8. 1. 2. 9. 3. 4. 7. 6. 12. 5. Minimum Spanning Trees Quiz (Easy). Circle a set of edges that constitute a minimum spanning tree. You may use either algorithm. Fill in the implementation of Kruskal’s Algorithm: Set A = empty set MinHeap H = empty heap Insert all Edges into H

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Minimum Spanning Trees Quiz (Easy)

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  1. 12 8 1 2 9 3 4 7 6 12 5 Minimum Spanning Trees Quiz (Easy) • Circle a set of edges that constitute a minimum spanning tree. You may use either algorithm. • Fill in the implementation of Kruskal’s Algorithm: Set A = empty set MinHeap H = empty heap Insert all Edges into H while( ) { //assume E has pointers/references to //its endpoints: a & b Edge E = } Post condition: A is a set of edges constituting a minimum spanning tree. • Circle the best kind of data structure to use for the priority queue in Prim’s algorithm: Binary Heap Binomial Heap Sturgill Heap Union/Find Fibonacci Heap Hash Table Pile Mush

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