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  • ...election of the next vertex: breadth-first search, depth-first search, and priority-first search. ...placed into ''F'' first.) That is, ''F'' is a FIFO (first in, first out) [[queue]].
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  • The data structure <code>Q</code> is a priority queue ADT. If we use the [[binary heap]] implementation, then insertion and remov
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  • ...es are allowed to have weight zero (by using a [[deque]] in place of the [[queue]]). ...ra's algorithm]], which is slower by only a log factor due to the priority queue, <math>O((E+V)\log V)</math> overall in a finite graph. (In a dense graph,
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  • * '''[[Queue]]s''' allow items to be added and removed. When an item is removed, it is a ...important" item is always the first to be removed. The "importance", or ''priority'', of an element is set when it is added.
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  • ===Priority queue=== The [[priority queue]] ADT implements a strict subset of the operations supported by the ordered
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  • ...in heap''' is defined analogously.) It is used to implement the [[priority queue]] [[abstract data type]].
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  • Various implementations of the [[priority queue]] [[abstract data type]] are known as '''heaps'''.
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  • ...l queue''' is a [[heap]] [[data structure]] that implements all [[priority queue]] operations in worst-case <math>O(\log n)</math> time (under the assumptio ...y Vuillemin.<ref>Vuillemin, J. (1978). ''A data structure for manipulating priority queues''. Communications of the ACM '''21''', 309–314.</ref> (See section
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