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Intuitive approach and Visualization for Hopcroft Karp Algorithm on bipartite matching
Hello guys, I have been recently reading a lot about Maximum Matching in Bipartite Graph. I have found many articles on the same. But all of them lacked the visualization of Hopcroft Karp Algorithm, or how it actually works (using BFS and DFS).
So I hope if anyone can explain the Hopcroft Karp Algorithm in a better way, I would be very thankful of him.
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