AGB Search

AGB Search, or Approximate Geodesic Distance Search, is a method used in graph algorithms to efficiently find approximate shortest paths between nodes. Instead of calculating exact routes, it quickly estimates the shortest distance by using precomputed data or landmarks within the network. This approach is particularly useful in large, complex graphs like transportation or social networks, where exact calculations can be time-consuming. AGB Search balances accuracy with speed, making it ideal for quick navigation, routing, or analyzing large datasets where approximate answers are sufficient.