Directed Edge Algorithm

The Directed Edge Algorithm is a graph-based machine learning algorithm that is primarily used for solving problems related to recommendation systems, natural language processing, and social network analysis. This algorithm utilizes the concept of directed edges in a graph, which are essentially connections or links between nodes that have a specific direction. The primary idea behind the Directed Edge Algorithm is to efficiently traverse the graph by following these directed edges in order to uncover underlying patterns, relationships, and structures between the nodes. By analyzing these relationships, the algorithm can be used to generate meaningful recommendations, cluster similar nodes, or predict future connections in a network. In the context of recommendation systems, the Directed Edge Algorithm works by representing items and users as nodes in a graph, with directed edges connecting them based on their interactions or preferences. The strength of the connection between nodes can be determined by the weight assigned to the directed edges, which can represent various factors such as the frequency of interaction or the similarity between nodes. The algorithm then ranks the nodes based on the sum of the weights of the incoming directed edges, which helps in identifying the most relevant and popular items for a particular user. By efficiently traversing the graph and analyzing the directed edges, the Directed Edge Algorithm can generate personalized recommendations for users with high accuracy, thereby improving the overall user experience in applications like e-commerce, content platforms, and social networks.
package org.gs.digraph

import org.gs.graph.BaseEdge
/** Weighted edge.
  *
  * @constructor creates a DirectedEdge with a start and end vertices and a weight
  * @param v edge of vertex
  * @param w edge of vertex
  * @param weight of edge
  * @see [[https://algs4.cs.princeton.edu/44sp/DirectedEdge.java.html]]
  * @author Scala translation by Gary Struthers from Java by Robert Sedgewick and Kevin Wayne.
  */
class DirectedEdge(v: Int, w: Int, weight: Double) extends BaseEdge(v, w, weight) with BaseDirectedEdge {

  /** returns vertex at head of directed edge */
  def from(): Int = v

  /** returns vertex at tail of directed edge */
  def to(): Int = w
}

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