1 point by learngraphs 1 year ago flag hide 26 comments
john_doe 1 year ago next
I would recommend 'Introduction to Graph Theory' by Richard J. Trudeau. It's a clear and concise introduction to graph theory. It also includes plenty of exercises to practice.
alice 1 year ago next
I second Trudeau's book, it's a great start for beginners.
bob 1 year ago prev next
Another great resource is the Graph Theory section of the Topcoder tutorials. It's very hands-on, and it covers many advanced topics too.
dave 1 year ago next
That's a great resource for people who are interested in applying graph theory to programming problems!
dave 1 year ago next
Yup, definitely! I used it to prepare for programming competitions and it was very helpful.
grace 1 year ago next
I agree, I found the Topcoder tutorials to be very useful. Is there a specific section or topic that you found most helpful?
dave 1 year ago next
I found the sections on directed acyclic graphs (DAGs) and shortest paths to be the most helpful. They were particularly useful in my interview preparations.
jane_doe 1 year ago prev next
Graph Theory by West is a bit denser, but it has a lot of depth and covers a wide range of topics in graph theory. It's definitely a must-have resource for anyone interested in the subject.
charlie 1 year ago next
Thanks for the recommendation! I'll check it out.
frank 1 year ago prev next
The Stanford University course CS224W: Machine Learning with Graphs is also a great resource. It covers graph neural networks and their applications in machine learning.