Rapid Route is a cab booking system web application designed to provide efficient and convenient transportation services. It allows users to book cabs, view available routes, and manage bookings seamlessly.
Path - Visualizer in a Maze
Find the shortest sea route between any two positions. This is insprited by the searoute project by eurostat.
a pathfinder app, that allows user to draw a path in 10x10 grid and return shortest distance between 2 points
Javascript solution code + test suite for the Shortest Path Problem, using Dijkstra's Algorithm.
Optimizacion de rutas de transporte de pasajeros mediante la implementacion de Algoritmos Dijkstra y OD-Matrix para el calculo del Travel Cost de la red usando Qgis y Python.
An web implementation of Djikstra's Pathfinding Algorithm
Data Structures Example & learn
React-based web application to visualize Path Finding algorithms like Dijkstra, BFS, and DFS.
Path finding visualizer for different shortest path finding algos
An interactive algorithm visualizer. You can visualize over 10 algorithms.
This is a path finding visualiser app allows user to find the shortest path, the algorithm used for this is djikstra algorithm. Frontend using ReactJS and CSS hosted in heroku.
Top-down shooter for college project
Least time travel path project using Dijkstra's algorithm
All basic sorting algorithms in JS
GUI based Micro Mouse. The program's objective is to go from the start cell to the end cell using a pathfinding algorithm.
GUI based system that can go from starting cell to ending cell using path finding algorithms
A pretty cliche project... I know. I saw my friend building his own pathfinder and I decide to flex my own graph theory skills. In a week's time of work, I present to you AsuPathFinder, a fun-sized pathfinding / maze generating sandbox with a ton of playful features. Check it out here: https://asdera.github.io/AsuPathFinder/
BFS, DFS(Recursive & Iterative), Dijkstra, Greedy, & A* Algorithms. These algorithms are used to search the tree and find the shortest path from the starting node to the goal node in the tree.
A visualization tool for path finding algorithms.
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