Breadth First

Breadth-first search (BFS) is a graph traversal algorithm that explores a graph level by level, systematically visiting all neighbors at a given distance before moving to the next level. Current research focuses on applying BFS in diverse contexts, including code optimization (using it as a basis for more sophisticated search strategies like beam search), authentication systems (establishing performance baselines for gaze-driven authentication), and neural architecture search (improving efficiency in exploring vast design spaces). The widespread application of BFS across these fields highlights its fundamental importance as a building block for more complex algorithms and its potential to improve efficiency and performance in various computational tasks.