Sentence examples for split the graph from inspiring English sources
Product components and their assembly relationships from the bill of material BOM are adopted to split the graph into sub-graphs denoting modular sub-assemblies.
We physically split the graph under 9 blocks ((N_{block} = 9)) while varying the total number of subgraphs from 1 to 16 ((N_{graph}in [1,16])).
However, a solution emanating from our experimental study consists of firstly splitting the graph under (N_{node}) (times ) (N^{map}_{core}) subgraphs in the input stage.
We performed different tests by physically splitting the graph under blocks size (B_{block}in {64,128,256} Mbit) while varying the subgraphs length l from 40too 400 km (this corresponds respectively to a subgraphs size ranging from 0.34 to 2 Gbit).
Using a re-sampling method, the algorithm estimates a cut-off value c and splits the graph into small sub-graphs where r i j 2 > c.
GRAPH9 was used to flag bridges (articulation points where the removal of an EST breaks the link between sub-clusters) and manually split the large graph into distinct smaller sub-graphs.
By default, Hadoop splits physically the graph data into little files based on the defined block size (B_{size}) and replicates them across the cluster nodes.
SCRM uses a memory efficient tree-based data structure, which encodes recombinations as non-local leaves rather than splits in the graph.
To resolve this problem, SCRM adds three modifications to the Wiuf–Hein model: SCRM uses a memory efficient tree-based data structure, which encodes recombinations as non-local leaves rather than splits in the graph.
Unlike RDM TELIC which heuristically splits the domain graph into several sub-graph to account for different class priorities, SHORTD takes into consideration the entire domain graph while deciding the traffic paths resulting in chaotic behavior sometimes, especially in case of EF traffic.
On the other hand, it was proved that the decision version of Weighted Coloring is (NP -complete for bipartite graphs [4], split graphs [4], plaNP -complete3], interval graphs [5] and others graph classes.
