The phrase "a standard graph" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a commonly accepted or typical representation of data in graphical form.
Example: "In our analysis, we will use a standard graph to illustrate the trends over the past decade."
Alternatives: "a typical graph" or "a conventional graph".
This is a statistical trick that allows complicated data such as those from magnetoencephalography to be reduced to a small number of components whose co-ordinates can then be plotted on a standard graph.
To depict the so-called Lorenz equations, which are at the heart of Einstein's revelation, Dr. Friedman said, one would draw a standard graph with X and Y axes, and then rotate the graph 30 degrees to show how time and space shift for different states of motion.
By using a standard graph partitioning algorithm, they find a database fragmentation that minimizes the number of cut hyperedges.
A hypergraph differs from a standard graph in that edges connect sets of vertices rather than single vertices.
The resulting solution was passed through a 0.22 μ membrane filter to remove undigested debris and quantified by referring to a standard graph.
A standard graph was plotted for camalexin with concentrations ranging from 1 ng to 5 ng.
Each intermediate molecule m is represented as a labeled (standard) graph, with the edges inside m corresponding to bonds in B being marked.
The absorbances obtained were extrapolated from a prepared standard graph.
For a multi-node graph with N nodes and S states per node, we create a corresponding standard graph with NS nodes.
Neo4j is a leading industry standard graph database that adopts LRU-based buffer manager and vertex-centric programming model, while GraphChi-DB (ChiDB) is a research prototype that discards buffer manager and adopts edge-centric programming model.
To systematically address these questions, a set of standard graph templates can be used and customized as required.
