Wandering is random movements along the randomly chosen vertices in a graph, and has no specifically defined destinations and termination. Cruise is the most efficient movements from a source to a defined destination along the best path and has the higher chance of accomplishing trips from S to D than wandering. The two self-movements, wandering and cruise, have some differences and opposite characteristics. Wandering is random movements while cruise is the most efficient movement from a source to a defined destination. Movements from S to D in wandering is coincidence whereas the movements from S to D in cruise is intent.
Wandering has no specifically defined destination but cruise has.
Wandering doesn't terminate however cruise does terminate upon arrival destination. Wandering selects adjacent vertices randomly from a graph for movements while cruise selects the best path from S-D paths for movements from S to D . Wandering is likely to have low chance in trips from S to D whereas cruise has the higher chance in accomplishing the trip. The major criteria that differ wandering from cruise are existence of destination, use of route, probability of accomplishing trips from S to D . Although differences between wandering and cruise, these both can coincidentally exhibit same result due to the fact that the best path, along which movements of cruise occur, is a subset of all walks, along which movements of wandering occur.