Practical counting of substitutive paths on a planar infrastructure network.
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ABSTRACT: When there are many non-intersecting paths between two vertices on a network, the connectivity is fault-tolerant. Because of no common vertices on these paths, they can be emergently used in avoiding destroyed parts on the usual paths by any disasters or attacks. It gives a tolerance index whether the combination of non-intersecting paths is many or few. However, to enumerate such paths is an intractable combinatorial problem, no practical algorithm has been known. On the other hand, many socio-technological infrastructure networks are embedded on the surface of Earth. Thus, as an approximate solution, we extendedly apply the counting method based on a path matrix with our proposed mapping to directed acyclic graphs from a planar network according to each pair of source and terminal vertic
SUBMITTER: Hayashi Y
PROVIDER: S-EPMC9424307 | biostudies-literature | 2022 Aug
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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