Network Routing: Dijkstra's Algorithm

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[@purushothamreddy.j5613]

It would be better using cursor point while explaining examples.. hard to understand which way you are.. and the diagram is partially blocked.. unable to view properly.. apart from that teaching is so good.

[@tomasvaladao8952]

What an excellent video!

[@chillplay8d655]

Great explanation, thank you.

[@anandseetharam]

You are welcome

[@EEmui]

Thank you! Could do my assignment with your explanation :)

[@anandseetharam]

Glad it was helpful!

[@nchls5730]

Thank you

[@aimenbaig6201]

perfect explanation

[@ezaldeen11]

Could we apply the Dijkstra algorithm in MANET or do we need to apply Dijkstra algorithm with another protocol such as AODV to enhance it?

[@abdullahmohammad5613]

Excellent explanation, but please get closer to the mic, your voice is low!
Other than that, Thanks for the informative content.

[@furkan9198]

Hi, thanks for the video, do you have a pdf link for the example in the video?

[@anandseetharam]

Thank you for the positive comment. The slides are freely available on the web. Just search Kurose Ross slides on google.

[@frankgeo3886]

Thank you :)

[@takundamakoni3912]

Hie..... I got a question, how do we deal with the case say for step 0 both D(w) and say D(x) where 3 ie more than one node had the shortest path?

[@anandseetharam]

If there is a tie, it can be broken arbitrarily.

[@ushamechry961]

Thank you so much

[@anandseetharam]

You are welcome.

[@ibrahimadiallo458]

thanks

[@SAymanShariff]

Use mike your voice is not audible and your diagram also half blocked, so correct it

[@kshitij1397]

Try to explain algorithm along with example...

[@himanshutewari9530]

Itne ad kon dalta hai video mai, pdhna nhi hota h kya

[@keerthiareddy]

distance from u to v is given 7, then why did you say for (10,v) the distance is 6+4? isn't it 7+4?

[@777_satisfaction8]

Its 6 + 4 bcz path uwxv 3+3+4

[@PeaceComesDroppingSlow]

2 , to
v , w
It's very hard to understand when you utter these .

[@Shadow-ro1nc]

your speaking is kind of dangerous...try to calm down and speak normally...

[@amoghladdagi7955]

I cannot understand u r video try to explain properly

[@abinav1118]

You should have given credits to the owner of the slides @JimKurose !!!!