Sentence examples for graphs give a from inspiring English sources

Variations in tables, pie or bar charts, and line graphs give a wide range of choices.

Thus, we believe that analysing the system's performance graphs gives a realistic picture of SDDL's scalability and robustness.

J. Lauri [11] proved that, for chordal outerplanar graphs given an edge-coloring, to verify whether it is rainbow connected is NP-complete under the coloring, it is so for MOPs.

This ROC graph gives a good pictorial representation of the recall-precision tradeoff.

Complete bipartite graph: Given a graph G=(V E) where V denotes a set of vertices and E denotes a set of edges connecting pairs of vertices.

Then, we design a branch and bound optimisation technique for computing the subset of vertices A that exhibits the smallest hitting time cost across the multi-graph, given a constraint on the volume of A. The complexity of the branch and bound technique limits its application to medium-size graphs.

This simplified graph gives a better view of the follow on connectivities across all toxin polypeptides.

The network graph gives a first indication of signal-like patterns and conflict present in the alignments.

A multiplicity-slice (m-slice) [ 10] is then applied to the graph, giving a multiplicity value to each gene in the network derived from the maximal multiplicity of the links within a gene's set of directly connected genes.

The goal of the core event extraction system, described in detail in Björne et al. (2009) and J.Björne et al. (submitted for publication) is then to generate the semantic graph given a sentence with marked named entities and syntactic analysis.

D efinition 3 (Fuzzy conflict graph) Given a variant matrix X composed of m fragments {f 1, f 2, …, f m} spanning n SNP sites, a fuzzy conflict graph that models dissimilarity between pairs of fragments is a complete graph G represented by the tuple (V,E,W E).