please contact Christian Sommer for comments and questions, or if you have other data sets.
last update April 2010
used for shortest path queries, DIMACS means 9th DIMACS Implementation Challenge - Shortest Paths
copied from DIMACS
A graph contains n nodes and m arcs Nodes are identified by integers 1...n Graphs can be interpreted as directed or undirected, depending on the problem being studied Graphs can have parallel arcs and self-loops Arc weights are signed integers |
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By convention, shortest path graph file names should have the suffix .gr. Line types are as follows. In the format descriptions below, bold characters should appear exactly as typed: | |
Comment lines can appear anywhere and are ignored by programs. | c This is a comment |
The problem line is unique and must appear as the first non-comment line. This line has the format on the right, where n and m are the number of nodes and the number of arcs, respectively. | p sp n m |
Arc descriptors are of the form on the right, where U and V are the tail and the head node ids, respectively, and W is the arc weight. | a U V W |
Some of the DIMACS graph files that come with coordinates can be visualized using Google Earth and KML. The program compiled from the source code kmlgen.cpp takes as input a .gr and a .co file of the same graph and generates a .kml file.