- (communities as
hyperedges),
image retrieval (correlations as
hyperedges), and
bioinformatics (biochemical
interactions as
hyperedges). Representative...
- of the
largest clique minor.
hyperarc A
directed hyperedge having a
source and
target set.
hyperedge An edge in a hypergraph,
having any
number of endpoints...
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graph theory, a
matching in a
hypergraph is a set of
hyperedges, in
which every two
hyperedges are disjoint. It is an
extension of the
notion of matching...
- V is a set of
vertices and E is a set of
subsets of V
called hyperedges. Each
hyperedge may
contain one or more vertices. A vertex-cover (aka hitting...
-
property (2-****y property): if a
subset S of its
hyperedges has the
property that
every two
hyperedges in S have a
nonempty intersection, then S itself...
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property that
every two
hyperedges have at most one
vertex in common. A
hypergraph is said to be
uniform if all of its
hyperedges have the same
number of...
- in
which U is the set of
vertices of the hypergraph, V is the set of
hyperedges, and E
contains an edge from a
hypergraph vertex v to a
hypergraph edge...
-
intersection with one
hyperedge, and
every set X with two or more
elements has an
intersection of size 2 or more with at
least two
hyperedges. Hall's marriage...
- to
hypergraphs to
define "laminar hypergraphs" as
those whose set of
hyperedges forms a
laminar set family. Cheriyan, Joseph; Jordán, Tibor; Ravi, R....
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generalised even
further by
playing on an
arbitrary hypergraph,
where rows are
hyperedges and
cells are vertices.
Other variations of tic-tac-toe include: 3-dimensional...
