I am currently working on my project and would like to learn more about the library. Specifically, I am using it to find the most profitable paths between two tokens.
The graph I am working with represents tokens between which transfers on the Ethereum blockchain are possible.
Could you please help me with the following questions:
Is it possible to use dynamic costs in path finding algorithms, specifically in pgr_bellmanFord? By dynamic costs, I mean modifying the cost of an edge as the algorithm passes through the graph based on previously added edges in the path.
If dynamic costs are not possible, is it correct to say that this is the problem of finding paths in time-dependent graphs? I am unsure because in my case, it is possible for the weight to decrease as the algorithm travels along the edges.
I am currently working on my project and would like to learn more about the library. Specifically, I am using it to find the most profitable paths between two tokens.
The graph I am working with represents tokens between which transfers on the Ethereum blockchain are possible.
Could you please help me with the following questions:
Is it possible to use dynamic costs in path finding algorithms, specifically in pgr_bellmanFord? By dynamic costs, I mean modifying the cost of an edge as the algorithm passes through the graph based on previously added edges in the path.
If dynamic costs are not possible, is it correct to say that this is the problem of finding paths in time-dependent graphs? I am unsure because in my case, it is possible for the weight to decrease as the algorithm travels along the edges.
I am currently working on my project and would like to learn more about the library. Specifically, I am using it to find the most profitable paths between two tokens.
The graph I am working with represents tokens between which transfers on the Ethereum blockchain are possible.
Could you please help me with the following questions:
Is it possible to use dynamic costs in path finding algorithms, specifically in pgr_bellmanFord? By dynamic costs, I mean modifying the cost of an edge as the algorithm passes through the graph based on previously added edges in the path.
If dynamic costs are not possible, is it correct to say that this is the problem of finding paths in time-dependent graphs? I am unsure because in my case, it is possible for the weight to decrease as the algorithm travels along the edges.
I am currently working on my project and would like to learn more about the library. Specifically, I am using it to find the most profitable paths between two tokens.
The graph I am working with represents tokens between which transfers on the Ethereum blockchain are possible.
Could you please help me with the following questions:
Is it possible to use dynamic costs in path finding algorithms, specifically in pgr_bellmanFord? By dynamic costs, I mean modifying the cost of an edge as the algorithm passes through the graph based on previously added edges in the path.
If dynamic costs are not possible, is it correct to say that this is the problem of finding paths in time-dependent graphs? I am unsure because in my case, it is possible for the weight to decrease as the algorithm travels along the edges.
I am currently working on my project and would like to learn more about the library. Specifically, I am using it to find the most profitable paths between two tokens.
The graph I am working with represents tokens between which transfers on the Ethereum blockchain are possible.
Could you please help me with the following questions:
Is it possible to use dynamic costs in path finding algorithms, specifically in pgr_bellmanFord? By dynamic costs, I mean modifying the cost of an edge as the algorithm passes through the graph based on previously added edges in the path.
If dynamic costs are not possible, is it correct to say that this is the problem of finding paths in time-dependent graphs? I am unsure because in my case, it is possible for the weight to decrease as the algorithm travels along the edges.