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Re: Extracting values from capturing groups in regex 2 Months Ago by Tom_45 …;<td>641</td><td>Floyd</td><td>Macy</td>… Floyd's Triangle in c++ 11 Years Ago by Jinson Jacob …;conio.h> void main() { clrscr(); cout<<" Floyd's Triangle " <<endl<<endl; cout…<<"Enter a number till which floyd's triangle is required : "; int max; cin>>… Floyd's Algorithm / Shortest Path help 14 Years Ago by nola_Coder I'm working on a Floyd's Algorithm type Java program. What I have done so … Floyd heapsort 13 Years Ago by DrewS Hello, I am supposed to implement heapsort proposed by floyd. I got it as a home work. I know the … floyd warshall algorithm 11 Years Ago by urvashi2 how to determine time complexity of the floyd warshall algorithm..how is this better than dijkstra algorithm? how to find shortest path and distance in Floyd warshall algorithm 13 Years Ago by jalpesh_007 I have made floyd warshall algorithm. I need some help for finding shortest path … node to other node. Waiting for your reply. Thank you. --------------------------- Floyd warshall.cpp [CODE]#include <stdio.h> #include<… Pink Floyd Turns Tables, Screws the Record Company 14 Years Ago by Techwriter10 …manager or the greedy record company. This week Pink Floyd turned the tables on the record company, winning a…://paidcontent.org/article/419-return-of-the-album-pink-floyd-wins-online-bundling-right/"]an article on PaidContent…day, "Digital singles outsold digital albums in the Floyd’s native UK nearly tenfold last year." Although … Re: Pink Floyd Turns Tables, Screws the Record Company 14 Years Ago by getitright Wasn't it after Darkside that Pink Floyd never released a single again? I… chart. It was during this time that Pink Floyd, following in the footsteps of Led Zeppelin, decided…in favor of Pink Floyd here; this had been an agreement with Pink Floyd and the record company… since the 70's when Pink Floyd refused to release a 7" vinyl. … Re: Pink Floyd Turns Tables, Screws the Record Company 14 Years Ago by Techwriter10 I've been a fan of Pink Floyd's music for many years, but most songs even though … theirs for that matter), you could never hear a Pink Floyd song on the radio (and I often have). Comfortably Numb… Re: Pink Floyd Turns Tables, Screws the Record Company 14 Years Ago by Techwriter10 … I stated this ruling probably only applies only to Pink Floyd, but it is ironic that a record company tries to… my point. I don't think anyone's disputing Pink Floyd's right to do this, although I question the wisdom… Re: Pink Floyd Turns Tables, Screws the Record Company 14 Years Ago by Techwriter10 Mike: My feeling is that this is unique to Pink Floyd. This contract was signed in 1999 long before MP3 players … album that tells a complete story as deliberately as Pink Floyd has done in the past. Thanks for your thoughts. Ron Re: Pink Floyd Turns Tables, Screws the Record Company 14 Years Ago by snkiz … to start selling singles with. There is a reason Pink Floyd had that contract, have you ever listened to their music… Re: Pink Floyd Turns Tables, Screws the Record Company 14 Years Ago by Techwriter10 … to play a whole album side uninterrupted. I respect Pink Floyd's desire to keep the albums as a whole, and… Re: Pink Floyd Turns Tables, Screws the Record Company 14 Years Ago by MikeBlack Maybe Pink Floyd will decide to authorize more singles, but it is important that they got the court to confirm their contractual rights. Hopefully other artists will benefit from this decision. However, this will ultimately just add to what gets signed over in future contracts. Re: Pink Floyd Turns Tables, Screws the Record Company 14 Years Ago by jwenting Pink Floyd's creations are meant to be seen as a whole, not individual tracks. The band wants to stress and enforce that point, not screw the record company. They're understandibly proud of their compositions and don't want them broken up for scrap. Re: All-pairs Shortst Path: Floyd help 18 Years Ago by AstroNox Hey Tigerdude, I had read through your Floyd-Warshall implementation and I've noticed several things: …INLINECODE] seems "inverted". Remember that the Floyd-Warshall requires a directed graph, thus getting your directions …algorithm to fail. [/list] [code] private static void floyd(Graph<City> g, double dist[][], int path[][])… All-pairs Shortst Path: Floyd help 18 Years Ago by Tigerdude … working except one: An all-pairs shortest path that uses Floyd's Algorithm. I've written it a couple times, and… help would be much appreciated :mrgreen: [code] private static void floyd(Graph<City> g, double dist[][], int path[][]) throws… Problem reading a .txt in Floyd's Algorithm 16 Years Ago by fernando22 …;iostream> #include <fstream> using namespace std; void Floyd() { int n = 10; int C[n][n]; C[0][0…,s[i][j].c_str()); } printf("\n"); } } int main() { Floyd(); system ("pause"); return 0; }[/CODE] Thanks Re: All-pairs Shortst Path: Floyd help 18 Years Ago by Tigerdude …[initial-1][dest-1] + 1; [/code] This means that.....my floyd was fine! He wrote the wrong shortest path and did… Re: Floyd's Algorithm / Shortest Path help 14 Years Ago by javaAddict [CODE] for (int i = 0; i < adj2.length; i++) { for (int j = 0; j < adj2.length; j++) { path += [B][COLOR="Green"]adj[i][j]*adj[j][i][/COLOR][/B]; } } [/CODE] The above always returns 0. If you run the code by hand you will see that the above snippet, never has 2 elements that this happens: 1*1 . Try a different … Re: Floyd's Algorithm / Shortest Path help 14 Years Ago by Agni > start quote. for (int n = 0; n < adj2.length; n++) { for (int m = 0; m < adj2.length; m++) { for (int i = 0; i < adj2.length; i++) { for (int j = 0; j < adj2.length; j++) { path += adj[i][j]*adj[j][i]; } if (path > 0) { adj2[n][m] = 2; } } } } > end quote. Just a suggestion: Don't … Re: Floyd's Algorithm / Shortest Path help 14 Years Ago by stevelg It is not clear what you are trying to do! I can see how the first array adj[][] represents a directed graph but no lengths are given unless the lengths are the values in the array (ie. 1) Hence, you have no lengths to assess when the length is 2. It would seem you are actually looking for occasions when the paths can go both ways and extract a … Re: Floyd's Algorithm / Shortest Path help 14 Years Ago by nola_Coder Thanks for the responses, guys. Not long after posting, I had a mini Eureka! moment of clarity, and figured it out. So, it's working now. I just forgot to mark the thread as solved. Thanks again! Re: Floyd heapsort 13 Years Ago by rubberman School work? Please don't ask us to do it for you! There are a lot of resources to research this on the web. Remember, Google is your friend! I did a quick search, and found the answer to your question in about 5 seconds... Re: floyd warshall algorithm 11 Years Ago by L7Sqr These are both well studied and well documented. Have you looked at your course material or online at all? Floyd Warshall, how it's works? 13 Years Ago by -ordi- [CODE]from copy import deepcopy sis = file("teedtest.01.sis", "r") val = file("rp.val", "wt") N, K = map(int, sis.readline().strip().split()) alist = [] for i in range(0, K): t = [] for i in range(0, K): t.append(0) alist.append(t) for i in range(K): a, b, c = map(int, sis.… Re: Floyd Warshall, how it's works? 13 Years Ago by Gribouillis [QUOTE=-ordi-;1434001][CODE]from copy import deepcopy sis = file("teedtest.01.sis", "r") val = file("rp.val", "wt") N, K = map(int, sis.readline().strip().split()) alist = [] for i in range(0, K): t = [] for i in range(0, K): t.append(0) alist.append(t) for i in range(K): a, b, c = map(int,… Re: Floyd Warshall, how it's works? 13 Years Ago by Gribouillis You can also work with floating point numbers and use [icode]float("inf")[/icode] for the infinite value. Re: Floyd Warshall, how it's works? 13 Years Ago by -ordi- [QUOTE=Gribouillis;1434601]You can also work with floating point numbers and use [icode]float("inf")[/icode] for the infinite value.[/QUOTE] Thanks, it's works! and system.maxint seems too! Re: Floyd Warshall, how it's works? 13 Years Ago by richieking info ;) sys.maxsize also exist in py2.6