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GSoC 2025 Bandwidth Algorithm
Saloni Kumari edited this page May 12, 2025
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This project aims to add Bandwidth Boost Graph Library Algorithm for pgRouting.
Bandwidth algorithm has not been implemented in pgRouting. However, from the graph metrics of the Boost Graph Library, only brandes_betweenness_centrality has been implemented in pgRouting so far.
- Implementation of pgr_bandwidth() function.
- Code with detailed comments.
- User's documentation.
- A wiki page for each week's progress and product created.
- Basic pgTap tests for the mentioned functions.
- Integration examples with existing pgRouting algorithms.
Title | GitHub Handle | Name |
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1st Mentor | @robe2 | Regina Obe |
2nd Mentor | @cvvergara | Vicky Vergara |
3rd Mentor | @sanak | Ko Nagase |
4th Mentor | @iosefa | Iosefa Percival |
Student Developer | @Saloni-2005 | Saloni Kumari |
- Introduce myself to the community, interact with my mentors, and learn more about pgRouting.
- Understand the coding style, generating documentation, and the interaction of pgRouting with other applications.
- Set up a wiki page to keep track of my progress.
- Make a branch in the GSoC_pgRouting repository where I will push my weekly code.
- Review pgRouting C++ coding style from Google C++ coding style guide.
- Participate in community discussions, meetings, or forums to engage with the project
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Link to pull requests made in GSoC-pgRouting repository
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- Pull Requests:
- Final Pull Request: TBD
- Intermediate pull requests: TBD