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very helpful!

min cut = 1020 i guess.

Great explain,thanks a lot.

Thank you so much!

Great video

bro liked his own video

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34 views, not a single like

Denis being Devious again

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Bro spent 3 hours on this for 6 likes

Stephano you devious Denis what are you doing

Awesome video

thankyou !!

I think the region above the network and below the network would be left side of the source and right side of the sink respectively. 1:17

Best tutorial 👍 Thank You

thanks for the help have this is my test!

u saved my life ! after hours of searching for a good explanation ! Thank you.

Thanks

Omg. This is the only discussion I understood. Thanks a lot for this ❤️

6 years old video. One of the best explanation and underrated

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Thanks Steve, excellent explanation.

Excellent explanation. If an edge is in down to up direction, and the minimum cut line is crossing it from the left side, then it will be counted, otherwise, not. If an edge is in up to down direction, and the minimum cut line is crossing it from right, then it will be counted, otherwise not. If an edge is in horizontal direction, from left to right, and the minimum cut line is cross it from top to down it will be counted, otherwise not

So we find 5 6:08, then what? what does it mean?

is it easy as it seems to find the amount of flow of water from node B to node F?

Clear and best explanation on Max flow. 👏👏

Great job !! keep up the work dude.

Next level boss! great job ;)

Finally understood thank you 😊

This is wrong

the image is too blurry

Should make it clear that there are more than one answer but all give a maximum flow of 1050

thank you! watched 1/2 a dozen vids until this answered the decimal question

very instructional, thank you very much!

this video is pure shit. better do one about cunts

Watched this video just before exam. And guess what? There was one question on Min Cut Theorem. You saved my 3 marks. :)

Yes mr Dennis

Love it, this is awesome

why adding 21 and 18 ?

I like the part that explains what to count

Best video about min cut! Great!

I want to die

Awesome video, thanks a lot!

Great explanation. thank you

how do you know you are at the min cut? how can you know on a big graph you are sure this is the min cut?

Great explanation but my goodness low energy Steve ;)

Any chance you can enlighten me of the pros and cons of this method compared to "just" making the cut after nodes which can be reached through the residual graph? Such as in this picture i.imgur.com/1Uj5s8Y.png

good explanation

thank u sir