3526：Computer Assembling

XiaoA is becoming more and more unsatisfied with his computer since he is learning hacker technologies these days but his computer always fails whenever he changes the configurations of the NIC. He buys a new NIC but the motherboard doesn’t recognize it. He then pays for a motherboard from the same company as the NIC. This time the display card is in collision with the motherboard so he cannot even start his computer.
After days of affliction, XiaoA decides to assemble a computer himself. He has to buy n components. Two companies are finally chosen after he searches the web. They both offer all the n components but the prices may vary. There are some pairs of components such that if XiaoA buys them from different companies he has to spend an additional fee to buy adapters to avoid the collision problem.
XiaoA wants to spend as little as possible. Please tell him the minimum dollars he has to pay.

There are multiple test cases.
For each test case, the first line contains two integers n and m(1<=n<=500, 0<=m<=n*(n-1)/2), indicating the number of components and the number of pairs. The components are conveniently numbered from 1 to n and all pairs are distinct. The next two lines both have n integers(in the range [1, 200]), describing the price in dollar for each component they offer in order. The next m lines contain three integers i, j and c(1<=i, j<=n, i!=j, 1<=c<=200) each, indicating that if he buys component i and j from different companies, he has to spend another c dollars for an adapter.
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For each test case, print the minimum cost on a single line.