The Travelling Salesman (1 of 3: Understanding the Problem)

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[@free-palestine000]

Mr. Eddie Woo is goated 🐐 im a college student and this video is helping me!

[@brucelouie4613]

Imagine going to school for sales

[@eriche8469]

I think the diagram was showing the SSSP problem, like Lee said, the travelling salesmen should start and end at the same point

[@NoDoubt747]

One thing about the google reference, they don't have any control over the best effort delivery which is built into the OSI model.

[@BischesseHunting]

I have 250 cities and 5 salesman. How do i select 5 best tours?

[@theangrychicken6030]

i want you as my teacher

[@postmachine]

he is

[@leesmith9299]

bad name for the problem. The salesman would always start and end at home.

[@thefigmaster3519]

its just an analogy, its name doesn't have to be watertight

[@filipj4377]

thats why this one is TRAVELLING salesman...

[@inigo_hungerford2123]

This is just an analogy to help people understand it in lamen terms, it actually called the "P-NP problem" and is one of the Millenium problems... $1 million USD if you win... its been around for 50 years

[@kaz746]

Ending at home is much difficult than ending anywhere in the map.