Sentence examples for a full graph from inspiring English sources
As for the planarity feature, it is defined by Kuratowski theorem (see [7]) as follows: "a finite graph is planar if it does not contain a sub-graph which is an extended graph of graph K5 (a full graph of five vertices) or graph K3,3 (a dual full graph of six vertices in which three vertices are connected with each of the remaining three)" (see Figure 2).
In a full graph containing all stacks in the dataset, each putative locus represents a disconnected subgraph.
PromoterExplorer and the Wu-method do not have a full graph, as they do not provide scores; they are represented by a single point in the plot.
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The idea of Conway and Bromage [ 56] was to perceive the set of edges for given data as a subset of the full graph and to use (existing) succinct subset encoding techniques, supporting fast access.
Figure 1 illustrates the structure of the rhyme network by showing a small part of the full graph, corresponding to the codas reconstructed as *-ar, *-an, and *-aj in the reconstruction of Baxter and Sagart (2014).
Graph e is a random subgraph of the original full graph (i.e. GO-DAG), constructed by sampling a random node and all its ancestors.
A SIM requires that C contain only one node and C contain at least two nodes, such that the full graph contains an edge from the parent node to every c i ∈ C. We also require that the indegree – number of incoming edges – of every c i to be strictly equal to one: within the full network, not just within the subgraph.
The common objects were segmented by loop belief propagation on a full connected graph.
When parsing a SMILES string we might not always be interested in accumulating a full molecular graph.
(A ) Full connectomic graph of the visual eye circuit including 71 neurons and 8 effectors (muscles, ciliary band cells and epithelial cells).
