One of the most classic algorithmic problems deals with calculating the shortest path between two points. A more complicated variant of the problem is when the route traverses a changing network ...

In this paper the authors introduce the median shortest path problem (MSPP). The MSPP is a bicriterion path problem with the objectives being the minimization of the total path length and the ...

First, we indicate how to transform the SPWC into a shortest path problem with time windows and linear node costs. Second, we prove that the SPWC can also be formulated as a two-resource generalized ...

Facts about the single source shortest path problem The aim of the single source shortest path problem is to find the shortest paths from a given starting node to all other nodes in a network.

The largest exact solution was achieved in 2006, when the shortest path through 85,900 cities was found. It took over a century's worth of CPU-years to find that solution.

Among these, shortest path queries are instrumental in identifying the most efficient routes within a network, thereby reducing cost, time and resource consumption.