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adjacency or
adjacent in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Adjacent or
adjacency may
refer to:
Adjacent (graph theory), two
vertices that are the...
- the
adjacency matrix is a (0,1)-matrix with
zeros on its diagonal. If the
graph is
undirected (i.e. all of its
edges are bidirectional), the
adjacency matrix...
- science, an
adjacency list is a
collection of
unordered lists used to
represent a
finite graph. Each
unordered list
within an
adjacency list describes...
- In linguistics, an
adjacency pair is an
example of
conversational turn-taking. An
adjacency pair is
composed of two
utterances by two speakers, one after...
- In
algebraic graph theory, the
adjacency algebra of a
graph G is the
algebra of
polynomials in the
adjacency matrix A(G) of the graph. It is an example...
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Adjacent-channel
interference (ACI) is
interference caused by
extraneous power from a
signal in an
adjacent channel. ACI may be
caused by
inadequate filtering...
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present are ****umed to be ∞.
Adjacency lists are
generally preferred for the
representation of sp**** graphs,
while an
adjacency matrix is
preferred if the...
- the
matrix notation, the
adjacency matrix of the
undirected graph could, e.g., be
defined as a
Boolean sum of the
adjacency matrix A{\displaystyle A}...
- name—the (−1,1,0)-
adjacency matrix. It can be
interpreted as the
result of
subtracting the
adjacency matrix of G from the
adjacency matrix of the complement...
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called the
adjacency relation. Specifically, two
vertices x and y are
adjacent if {x, y} is an edge. A
graph is
fully determined by its
adjacency matrix A...
