... I'm not sure about that hahaha, common sense tells me, rigor tells me that it's better to check once or twice with a small number of nodes.
Third, feasibility. Assuming there are n nodes, the initial node computes n-1 distance function ~~~~ =, and the penultimate node computes 1 distance function.
That is, the total computation is(1+n-1) (n-1)/2 degree distance function. As the number of nodes increases, the amount of computation will also increase gradually. Will the memory be insufficient?
The first time we compute the distance between the starting point and all the remaining points is the minimum G, right? If there are 20~30 nodes, there should be no big problem. In addition, is n (n-1)/2 distance calculation beyond expectation? If the time is too long, it is necessary to consider how to simplify the distance function and improve the efficiency of single distance calculation.
Please accept it, thank you
