CODEWITHSUNDEEP
gremlintinkerpoptinkerpop3azure-cosmosdb-gremlinapi
Rakesh Prasad
Rakesh Prasad

Reputation: 642

longest path by weight in gremlin

i what will be the best query to get heaviest path b/w 2 nodes in a directed graph in gremlin?

*I do have multiple paths, and sometime longest path is not the heaviest.

where each edge (not node) has an integer attribute (weight). weight range is 0<= weight <=12

thanks.

Upvotes: 1

Views: 281

Answers (1)

Kelvin Lawrence
Kelvin Lawrence

Reputation: 14391

In general, the sack step can be used for such calculations. Using the air-routes data set the query below finds the longest 3-hop routes between two airports using the dist property on the edges to calculate the weights. Notice that I limit my query to only find a certain number of results and use loops to specify a maximum depth I am interested in searching. Without such constraints queries like this can run for a very long time in a highly connected graph.

gremlin>  g.withSack(0).
......1>    V('3').
......2>    repeat(outE().sack(sum).by('dist').inV().simplePath()).
......3>    until(has('code','AGR').or().loops().is(4)).
......4>    has('code','AGR').
......5>    limit(5).
......6>    order().
......7>      by(sack(),desc).
......8>    local(union(path().by('code').by('dist'),sack()).fold())

==>[[AUS,4901,LHR,4479,BOM,644,AGR],10024]
==>[[AUS,5294,FRA,4080,BOM,644,AGR],10018]
==>[[AUS,1520,JFK,7782,BOM,644,AGR],9946]
==>[[AUS,1500,EWR,7790,BOM,644,AGR],9934]
==>[[AUS,1357,YYZ,7758,BOM,644,AGR],9759]

Upvotes: 1

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