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Let say we have a graph for which relation are actually represented as vertices (hyperedge), i wonder if there is a way to run typical graph algorithm in such a way to consider the hyperedge as an edge.
A way to represent it, is to use atrribute of the edge, but instead here we have a full vertice with his edge, we just want to restrict the traversal to node type we are interested about but manage to consider our hyperedge as edges.
graph property-graph
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Let say we have a graph for which relation are actually represented as vertices (hyperedge), i wonder if there is a way to run typical graph algorithm in such a way to consider the hyperedge as an edge.
A way to represent it, is to use atrribute of the edge, but instead here we have a full vertice with his edge, we just want to restrict the traversal to node type we are interested about but manage to consider our hyperedge as edges.
graph property-graph
asked Mar 22 at 18:46
MaatDeamonMaatDeamon
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Let say we have a graph for which relation are actually represented as vertices (hyperedge), i wonder if there is a way to run typical graph algorithm in such a way to consider the hyperedge as an edge.
A way to represent it, is to use atrribute of the edge, but instead here we have a full vertice with his edge, we just want to restrict the traversal to node type we are interested about but manage to consider our hyperedge as edges.
graph property-graph
asked Mar 22 at 18:46
MaatDeamonMaatDeamon
2,06632461
Let say we have a graph for which relation are actually represented as vertices (hyperedge), i wonder if there is a way to run typical graph algorithm in such a way to consider the hyperedge as an edge.
A way to represent it, is to use atrribute of the edge, but instead here we have a full vertice with his edge, we just want to restrict the traversal to node type we are interested about but manage to consider our hyperedge as edges.
graph property-graph
graph property-graph
asked Mar 22 at 18:46
MaatDeamonMaatDeamon
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asked Mar 22 at 18:46
MaatDeamonMaatDeamon
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