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What I'm interested to learn more about is Hypergraphs. They basically seem like a more real-world thing than basic graphs. Yes social networks are graphs but
by galaxyLogic 5y ago
What I'm interested to learn more about is Hypergraphs. They basically seem like a more real-world thing than basic graphs.
Yes social networks are graphs but think about electrical circuits. They are hyper-graphs. See the picture of an electrical circuit in:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypergraph https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypergraph
How does Linear Algebra deal with Hypergraphs?
- igorkraw 5y agoOne trivial way is to embeded your hyperedges and nodes in a bipartite graph. Other ways exist but are outside my working memory right now
- achr2 5y agoInteresting. I write a lot of code that deals with graphs in engineering data (pipelines, circuits, etc.). And typically I use the somewhat reverse logic to this, which is having 'hyper' vertices, i.e. a vertex can be a grouping of vertices.