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When reformulating a shortest path problem as a minimum cost flow problem, each link should be replaced by a pair of arcs pointing in opposite directions.
Logical Thinking
The process of using a rational, systematic series of steps to come to conclusions.
Thinking Intuitively
The process of making judgments and solving problems based on instincts and feelings rather than explicit reasoning or analysis.
Comforting Prejudices
Prejudiced beliefs that provide comfort by reinforcing existing opinions or societal norms.
Inductive Reasoning
A rational procedure that merges several assumptions, considered true or frequently proven true, to arrive at a particular inference.
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