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2.8.2. Union, intersection, and difference of sets
Intersection (1), union (2), and symmetric difference (3) of two sets A and B. Let us imagine that we run a big marriage bureau. The general isolation and ...
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5.3.8. Algorithms for graph drawing
There are several approaches for graph drawing, which differ considerably by their methodology. .... Figure 5.31. Straight line embedding of a graph ...
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3.1. Dictionaries (class dictionary)
Figure 3.1 shows an English-German dictionary, in which 4 key-value pairs are stored. ... In its implementation, the class dictionary also follows the item ...
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5.2.4. Iterating over nodes and edges and navigating in graphs
which can be used to iterate over all nodes and edges of a graph G . The .... To use graph iterators, the header file graph_iterator.h has to be included. ...
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5.2.4. Über Knoten und Kanten iterieren und in Graphen navigieren
- [ Translate this page ]Dieser Abschnitt beschreibt die verschiedenen Möglichkeiten, über die Knoten und Kanten eines Graphen zu iterieren und in einem Graphen von Knoten zu Knoten ...
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2.2.3. Time complexity, space complexity, and the O-notation
To take this circumstance into account, running time complexities are always specified in the so-called O-notation in computer science. ...
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5.3.2. Basic graph algorithms
Figure 5.19 shows a graph with 4 strongly connected components. ... The strongly connected components of a graph can be computed with the function ...
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5.3.2. Basic graph algorithms
Figure 5.19 shows a graph with 4 strongly connected components. ... The strongly connected components of a graph can be computed with the function ...
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5.3.2. Basic graph algorithms
Figure 5.19 shows a graph with 4 strongly connected components. .... Like many other graph algorithms of LEDA, STRONG_COMPONENTS() expects a directed graph ...
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