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I am using the edge browser for some time now and had many bookmarks/favorites saved. Last week I have noticed that the Edge icon had a little briefcase besides it and I did wonder where this came from and I noticed that there was also a profile icon in the top left on the browser.
I just wanted to add that my edge also dissapeared and I went to setting and everything and I couldn't figure out why...and they I read that op found it on the other side of their phone. Guess where mine was? I didn't even know it could go there!
I just updated to the Windows Insider Preview Build #14328 and can't find the Inspect Element or View Source context menu options in Microsoft Edge to open the F12 Developer Tools. Where have they gone?
Now you may be able to restore the bookmarks. However, it is also possible to lose some of them or simply fail to restore them (depending on whether Edge had kept the backup before the bookmarks were gone).
There are two ways to reach node $F$, one from node $A$, other from node $G$. Maximum weight of the edge in MST is smallest of two. Hence 11. Similarly there are four edges incident on node $B$, having weights $13,14,8,z$. If $z$ is included in MST, then it should be at least $min(13,14,8)$, that is 8.
In every cycle, the weight of an edge that is not part of MST must by greater than or equal to weights of other edges which are part of MST. Since all edge weights are distinct, the weight must be greater. So $w(ED)=6, w(CD)=15$ and $w(AB)=9$
First solution chooses min degree of a node, whereas second solution chooses max edge weight in cycle. This seems to be obvious since first problem has "unknown MST edge weights", whereas second problem have "unknown non-MST edge weights".
If we start preparing MST using Kruskal's algorithm, we will go on adding edges in sequence $AG,IJ,CD,...$ and $C$ gets connected to MST. So in this particular example, it works by preparing MST using the known edge weights such that the edges chosen wont change whatever the unknown weights turn out to be. And then based upon vertices connected to the MST prepared so far, decide which of the vertices of unknown weight edge is to be reached by that edge.
Second solution used cycle $E-D-F-E$ to determine the weight of edge $ED$, but not cycle $B-E-D-C$. Though I understand that decision of choosing $EF$ and $DF$ are dependent on $ED$, doesnt decision of selecting $BE$ is dependent on total of weights of $CD$ and $ED$? What is exact rule/idea for deciding which cycle to consider while determining non MST edge weight?
Secondly, to make the nice answer given by OP to Problem 2 the only valid answer, we should change its question "What are the weights of other edges?" to "What are the minimal weights of other edges?". Otherwise, we can have many valid answers such as "$w(ED)=16, w(CD)=115$ and $w(AB)=19$".
Let $G$ be an edge-weighted connected undirected graph with some unknown weights. Let us state the questions clearly in more detail. We will assume there are graphs that satisfy the given conditions in the problems. (Otherwise, we can add extra steps to the algorithms below to detect those impossible situations).
Pick any edge $e$ that is not that MST. If we add $e$ to that MST, we will create a unique simple cycle. All edges of MST in this cycle must be as light as or lighter than $e$. Collect these inequalities, all of which have the form "$x\leq a$" where $x$ is the unknown weight of some edge in that MST and $a$ is a known number. Repeat until we have gone through all edges that are not in that MST.
Pick any edge $e$ of unknown weight. If we add $e$ to that MST, we will create a unique simple cycle. All edges of MST in this cycle must be as light as or lighter than $e$. Collect these inequalities, all of which have the form "$a\leq x$" where $x$ is the unknown weight of $e$ and $a$ is a known number. Repeat until we have gone through all such edge $e$ of unknown weight.
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So, I know that G is planar if and only if G contains no sub-division of $K5$ or $K3,3$. So that means when I delete an edge from K5, I no loger have sub-division of K5 and therefore, the subgraph is planar. But how do I show that explicitly that when I remove edge from $K5$, it will have planar subgraph? (I think this question is somewhat related to Kuratowski's theorem)
To this end, you can just start with a picture of $K_5$, remove any one edge, and then try to re-draw what results as a planar graph. The important component is understanding why this approach generalizes enough to prove the graph is planar for any single edge-removal.
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I've had mine for about 2 months. Have an edge 520 that I've never had issues with so have reverted to this in the meantime! I have logged a ticket with Garmin so will see what they say next:) (I have no idea how long this process takes)
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I would like to get rid of several edges by selecting them and hitting delete. I can assure you that if I deleted these edges I would be left with valid quads. What happens when I delete the edges is that it deletes the edges (but does not remove the vertices that I want gone also) and removes the faces that I want to keep. This is making my current work flow much slower.
Seems the point of the delete edge only operation is to make only the edge no longer part of the face. Like I said, a valid quad would be remaining. Wish I knew how to write a tool that deleted the edge and then rebuilt the face to save me an extra step. Thanks for your help. It sounds like I have to deal with it and pray it gets added someday.
In the example graphic given, 3Dnut can accomplish what he wants by selecting ONLY the middle edge, then hitting XKey > Edge Loop. Blender will rebuild the faces back to 3 stacked quads (to make explicit what tatsuyame has implied).
Right on! That is a good workaround for the problem that I was facing. I really appreciate your help with that. I knew there had to be a way to delete an edge AND have the extraneous vertices get deleted without killing the face or deforming the mesh.
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