Make Kruskal spanning tree accept weight vector instead of matrix#486
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Kruskal seems to be the only one in the current implementation that accepts a matrix and converts it to a vector.
Instead of this additional allocation, I refactored the two steps to be able to call the function with a weight vector directly, it was the form I needed in the first place for something in which I manipulate weight vectors