How does Bellman-Ford algorithm handle negative weight cycles in a graph?
- Adjusts the weights of edges in the negative cycle to make them positive
- Continues the process, treating the graph as if there are no negative cycles
- Ignores them
- Terminates and outputs a negative cycle detected
Bellman-Ford algorithm detects negative weight cycles by observing that if there is a relaxation operation in the graph after performing V-1 iterations, then there is a negative weight cycle. It terminates and outputs the detection of a negative cycle in the graph.
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