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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a geometric spanning tree" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to graph theory, computer science, or mathematics when discussing a specific type of spanning tree that has geometric properties.
Example: "In our research, we focused on constructing a geometric spanning tree to optimize the network layout."
Alternatives: "a geometric minimum spanning tree" or "a geometric tree structure."
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We design an optimal algorithm for constructing a geometric spanning tree of all the red points and a geometric spanning tree of all the blue points with the minimum number of crossing points.
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If collinear points are allowed, we prove that the problem of deciding whether there exists a geometric spanning path of all the red points and a geometric spanning path of all the blue points without crossing is NP-complete.
As a result we obtain a spanning tree of K ≤ n.
A spanning tree (or a forest of spanning trees) can be computed for any graph.
A spanning tree is a tree which connects all vertices in the network.
The algorithm creates and progressively merges sub-trees of a graph in building a minimum cost spanning tree.
We describe a linear-time algorithm for verifying a minimum spanning tree.
There are many possibilities of connecting nodes, called the spanning tree, but a minimum spanning tree (MST) has the least sum of weights for all connecting edges among all spanning trees.
Definition 2. Minimum spanning tree [35]: given a connected weighted graph, a minimum spanning tree covers all the vertices (contains edges) of that has minimal total edge weight.
We created a random spanning tree for a network model by using random walk approach [24].
A polynomial approximation algorithm was presented by constructing a minimum spanning tree [25].
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