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Great idea but two typos. Multiplying the adjacency matrix by itself gives the number of walks of a specified length. Therefore you would keep multiplying the
by kccqzy 2y ago
Great idea but two typos.
Multiplying the adjacency matrix by itself gives the number of walks of a specified length. Therefore you would keep multiplying the matrix by itself until all values are nonzero. Then the previous iteration shows a zero where the longest routes are.
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