public void TestDoubleTreeFailOnIncompleteGraph()
{
Graph <int, double> graph = new GraphBuilder <int, double>()
.AddVerteces(5, v => v)
.AddEdge(0, 2)
.AddEdge(2, 1)
.AddEdge(2, 3)
.AddEdge(2, 4)
.Build();
NearestNeighbor.FindTour(graph);
}
private void TestTspAlgorithm(IWeightedGraph <int, double> graph,
TspAlgorithm algorithm,
int expectedVerteces,
int expectedEdges,
double optimalTourCosts = 0.0,
double precision = 0.01)
{
IWeightedGraph <int, double> tour = null;
// Compute tour with the chosen algorithm
switch (algorithm)
{
case TspAlgorithm.NearestNeighbor:
tour = NearestNeighbor.FindTour(graph);
break;
case TspAlgorithm.DoubleTree:
tour = DoubleTree.FindTour(graph);
break;
case TspAlgorithm.BruteForce:
tour = BruteForce.FindOptimalTour(graph, 0.0, double.MaxValue, (w1, w2) => w1 + w2);
break;
default:
throw new NotSupportedException($"Testing TSP with the {algorithm} algorithm is currently not supported.");
}
// Check route for component count
Assert.AreEqual(expectedVerteces, tour.VertexCount);
Assert.AreEqual(expectedEdges, tour.GetAllEdges().Count());
// For algorithms that find the optimal tour, check the optmial tour costs
if (algorithm == TspAlgorithm.BruteForce)
{
AssertDoublesNearlyEqual(optimalTourCosts, tour.GetAllEdges().Sum(e => e.Weight), precision);
}
}
