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The problem you describe is a well-known problem in graph theory and there are several algorithms that deal with it. It even has its own Wikipedia page that I'd recommend you to read, or you may just skip to the algorithms section, which links to pages describing these algorithms:
Hello, Sir Raphael
thank you for the reply ,
yes sir i have read the algorithms that you give to me, but sadly i cant implement the algorithms into the code that you build for the GEXF javascript library which the library links here : https://github.com/raphv/gexf-js
because my final project for my study is implement the shortest path with a graph, so im using your javascript script that you share on github for my research but i dont know which file that i modify to give shortest path algorithms.
so many big thanks if you can help me sir,
thank you very much :)
Hello sir , i've been trying to know much more about sigma-js that you share for gexf file format for gephi.
is there any source code for the shortest path? so i can make some path from a node to another node.. thank you so much :)
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