Have each salesman realize that the only path available is his existential arrow of time (presuming each city can be traveled as hoped) [thus entailing that the only path available is the best tour available] because there is not libertarian free will to travel any other route.
This is just an analogy to help people understand it in lamen terms, it actually called the "P-NP problem" and is one of the Millenium problems... $1 million USD if you win... its been around for 50 years
Mr. Eddie Woo is goated 🐐 im a college student and this video is helping me!
Imagine going to school for sales
I think the diagram was showing the SSSP problem, like Lee said, the travelling salesmen should start and end at the same point
One thing about the google reference, they don't have any control over the best effort delivery which is built into the OSI model.
i want you as my teacher
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I have 250 cities and 5 salesman. How do i select 5 best tours?
Have each salesman realize that the only path available is his existential arrow of time (presuming each city can be traveled as hoped) [thus entailing that the only path available is the best tour available] because there is not libertarian free will to travel any other route.
bad name for the problem. The salesman would always start and end at home.
its just an analogy, its name doesn't have to be watertight
thats why this one is TRAVELLING salesman...
This is just an analogy to help people understand it in lamen terms, it actually called the "P-NP problem" and is one of the Millenium problems... $1 million USD if you win... its been around for 50 years
Ending at home is much difficult than ending anywhere in the map.