Abstract. The algorithm selection problem asks to select the best algorithm for a given problem. In the companion paper Everitt and Hutter (2015b), expected BFS and DFS tree search runtime was approximated as a function of tree depth and probabilistic goal distribution. Here we provide an analogous analysis of BFS and DFS graph search, deriving expected runtime as a function of graph structure and goal distribution. The applicability of the method is demonstrated through analysis of two different grammar problems. The approximations come surprisingly close to empirical reality.