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- Acyclic Graph Description: An acyclic graph is a data structure characterized by the absence of cycles, meaning it is impossible to return to the same vertex(...) Read more
- A* Search Description: A* search is an informed search algorithm used to find the shortest path in a graph. It combines the advantages of uniform cost(...) Read more
- Arborescence Description: The arborescence is a type of directed graph characterized by being a set of nodes connected in such a way that there is a unique(...) Read more
- Articulation Point Description: An articulation point in a graph is a vertex whose removal increases the number of connected components of the graph. This means(...) Read more
- Adjacency Set Description: An adjacency set is a data structure used to represent graphs, where each vertex of the graph is associated with a set containing(...) Read more
- Antipodal Graph Description: An antipodal graph is a type of graph in which each vertex is connected to all other vertices except its antipodal vertex. In more(...) Read more
- Algebraic Graph Theory Description: Algebraic Graph Theory is a branch of mathematics that studies graphs through algebraic methods. A graph is a structure composed of(...) Read more
- Arc Length Description: Arc length in the context of data graphs refers to the distance between two vertices in a weighted graph, represented by the weight(...) Read more
- Acyclic Directed Graph Description: A directed acyclic graph (DAG) is a data structure consisting of a set of nodes connected by directed edges, where no cycles exist.(...) Read more
- Aggregate Graph Description: An aggregated graph is a data structure that combines multiple graphs into a single representation, allowing for more efficient(...) Read more
- Asymmetric Graph Description: An asymmetric graph is a mathematical structure composed of a set of vertices and directed edges, where the edges have a specific(...) Read more
- Augmented Graph Description: An augmented graph is a data structure formed by adding additional edges or vertices to an original graph with the aim of improving(...) Read more
- Antichain Description: An antichain is a concept in graph theory and mathematics that refers to a subset of a partially ordered set where no two elements(...) Read more
- Algebraic Connectivity Description: Algebraic connectivity is a measure of the connectivity of a graph based on the eigenvalues of its adjacency matrix. In simple(...) Read more
- Arc-Weighted Graph Description: A weighted directed graph is a mathematical structure consisting of a set of nodes (or vertices) connected by directed edges (or(...) Read more
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