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Mark Adams2016-08-05 22:55:33
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Mark Adams, 2016-08-05 22:55:33

What is a projection onto a set of nodes in a graph?

Since the toaster does not allow the publication of tasks, I described the problem as best I could. There is a graph (bipartite) and it is necessary to find graphs in it for projection onto the upper set of nodes. What is a projection onto a set of nodes anyway? I can't find info anywhere.

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Mercury13, 2016-08-08
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A bipartite graph can be represented as a correspondence R ⊆ A×B. Then the projection of the bipartite graph onto the share A (or B) is those vertices from A (or from B) from which the edge goes.

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