Description: An abstraction graph is a graphical representation that illustrates the abstract relationships between different entities. This type of graph is used to simplify and visualize the complexity of systems or concepts, allowing users to understand how various parts are interconnected within a given context. Through nodes and edges, abstraction graphs can show not only the entities involved but also the nature of their interactions, whether hierarchical, collaborative, or dependent. Their design allows for a more intuitive interpretation of complex data, facilitating the identification of patterns and relationships that may not be evident in more linear or textual representations. In the field of computer science, these graphs are particularly useful in modeling various systems, including databases, information systems, and social networks, where relationships between data are fundamental for understanding and analysis. Additionally, their ability to abstract unnecessary details makes them valuable tools in education and research, where the goal is to convey complex concepts clearly and accessibly.
