A graph consists of vertices and edges, where edges connect vertices. There are different types of graphs depending on edge properties, including directed graphs where edges have orientations and undirected graphs where edges are not oriented. Graphs are used to model various real-world networks including social, communication, transportation, and biological networks. Examples of graphs include social networks showing relationships between people, communication networks like phone call graphs, and biological networks like protein interaction graphs.
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A graph consists of vertices and edges, where edges connect vertices. There are different types of graphs depending on edge properties, including directed graphs where edges have orientations and undirected graphs where edges are not oriented. Graphs are used to model various real-world networks including social, communication, transportation, and biological networks. Examples of graphs include social networks showing relationships between people, communication networks like phone call graphs, and biological networks like protein interaction graphs.
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Graphs
A graph g=(V,E) consist of V, a non
empty set of vertices and E, a set of edges. Each edge has either one or two vertices associated with it, called end point. An edge is said to connect its end points. Types of graphs There are six types of graphs . Those are following 1. Finite and infinite graph. 2. Directed(digraphs) and undirected graph. 3. Mixed graph. 4. Null graph. 5. Simple and multiple graph 6. Connected and disconnected graph.
Types of graphs Different types of graphs (undirected, directed, simple, multiple graph,,. . .) have different formal denitions, depending on what kinds of edges are allowed . we will discus exclusively on standard (undirected) graphs and directed (digraphs) graphs.
Directed graph A directed graph (digraph) , G = (V, E) , consists of a non-empty set , V , of vertices , and a set E V V of directed edges . Each directed edge (u, v) E has a start vertex u , and a end vertex v.
Undirected graph A (simple undirected) graph, G = (V, E), consists of a non-empty set V of vertices (or nodes), and a set E [V] 2 of (undirected) edges. Every edge {u, v} E has two distinct vertices u not equal to v as endpoints, and such vertices u and v are then said to be adjacent in the graph G. Graphs models Graphs are used in a wide variety of models . Which is called graph model . We will discus only its use in communication network. when we build a graph model , we need to make sure that we have correctly answered the three key questions , we posted about the structure of a graph. Uses of graph/graph model Graphs are extensively used in these communication types. 1. Social Networks. 2. Communication Networks. 3. Information Networks. 4. Software design Applications. 5. Transportation Networks. 6. Biological Networks. 7. Tournaments.
Examples Social network:- Social structure based on different kinds of relation between people or group of people . like chat on facebook , gmail ,yahoo , etc In social network Friendship ,Influence , Collaboration graphs are include. Examples Communication network:- Phone call graph is example of Communication network. Information network:- The web graph and citation graph are example of Information network.
Example Software design application:- Module dependency graph , precedence graph and concurrent processing graph are example of Software design application. Transportation network:- Airline routes and road network are example of Transportation network. Example Biological Network:- Niche overlap graphs in Ecology and protein interaction graphs are example of biological Network. Tournaments graph:- Round-robin tournament and single-elimination tournament are example of Tournament Graphs.