Sentences with SUBGRAPH
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"In graph theory, a subgraph is a graph formed from a subset of the vertices and edges of another graph."
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"A subgraph contains only a subset of the vertices and edges of the original graph."
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"To find a subgraph, you need to choose a subset of vertices and include all edges between them."
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"The subgraph induced by a set of vertices includes all edges connecting those vertices."
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"In this network analysis, we are interested in identifying the largest possible subgraph."
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"The subgraph is a useful concept when studying the connectivity of complex systems."
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"The subgraph algorithm helps us identify patterns within a larger graph."
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"One way to visualize a subgraph is to highlight its vertices and edges within the larger graph."
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"The detection of dense subgraphs is a common problem in social network analysis."
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"Finding the maximum subgraph is an NP-hard problem in computer science."
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"Subgraph isomorphism is the problem of determining if a graph contains a subgraph that is isomorphic to another given graph."
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"In this application, we aim to identify all instances of a specific subgraph pattern."
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"We need to devise an efficient algorithm for enumerating all possible subgraphs."
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"The subgraph density is a measure of how connected the vertices in a subgraph are."
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"The subgraph centrality measures the importance of a subgraph within a larger network."
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"By removing some vertices and edges, we can create a smaller subgraph."
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"The subgraph contains all the same vertices as the original graph, but only a subset of the edges."
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"We can determine the connected components of a subgraph using graph traversal algorithms."
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"The subgraph expansion algorithm aims to explore nodes adjacent to the current subgraph."
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"Our goal is to find the subgraph with the highest average degree within the network."
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"In graph theory, a subgraph is a graph that is obtained by deleting some vertices or edges from a larger graph."
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"The subgraph of a complete graph is always a complete graph itself."
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"To analyze the connectivity of a graph, we often study its subgraphs."
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"In social network analysis, we often focus on subgraphs representing specific communities or cliques."
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"Finding the largest subgraph in a network is a common graph mining task."
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"The subgraph induced by a set of vertices contains only those vertices and the edges between them."
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"A subgraph with only one vertex and no edges is known as a trivial subgraph."
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"To study the properties of a graph, we may examine the subgraphs formed by its different components."
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"The subgraph formed by removing all isolated vertices from a graph is called the core of the graph."
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"When dealing with large-scale networks, it is common to partition them into overlapping subgraphs for analysis."
