In a Shortest Path Problem, When "Real Travel" Through a Network

question 40

Multiple Choice

In a shortest path problem, when "real travel" through a network can end at more than one node:
I. An arc with length 0 is inserted.
II. The problem cannot be solved.
III. A dummy destination is needed.

• A) I only.
• B) II only.
• C) III only.
• D) I and II only.
• E) I and III only.

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Definitions:

Geniculostriate Pathways

The geniculostriate pathways are a part of the visual system responsible for processing visual information, extending from the retina to the primary visual cortex via the lateral geniculate nucleus.

Tectopulvinar

Refers to the neural pathway involving the superior colliculus (tectum) and the pulvinar nucleus of the thalamus, implicated in visual attention and eye movements.

Retinohypothalamic

Relating to the neural pathway from the retina to the hypothalamus, important in regulating circadian rhythms.

Tectopulvinar System

A neural pathway involved in visual processing, linking the superior colliculus to the thalamus and visual cortex.