File:Bellman-Ford worst-case example.svg
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English: A worst-case example graph for Bellman-Ford algorithm, a simple path with 5 vertices. Assuming that the source is A and the edges are processed from right to left, it will take |V| - 1 or 4 iterations for the minimum distances (labelled below each node) to fully converge. Conversely, if the edges are processed from left to right, it will converge in a single iteration, and the diagram can be interpreted to mean how the estimates change after examining each edge. |
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