This paper describes an efficient algorithm for inexact graph-matching. The method is purely structural, that is to say it uses only the edge or connectivity structure of the graph and does not draw on node or edge attributes. We make two contributions. Commencing from a probability distribution for matching errors, we show how the prob-lem of graph-matching can be posed as maximum likeli-hood estimation using the apparatus of the EM algorithm. Our second contribution is to cast the recovery of corre-spondence matches between the graph-nodes in a matrix framework. This allows us to efficiently recover correspon-dence matches using singular value decomposition. We ex-periment with the method on both real-world and synthetic data. Here we dem...
In this paper, we shall critically examine a special class of graph matching algorithms that follow ...
Both the amount of data available and the rate at which it is acquired increases rapidly. The underl...
The ‘basis graph’ approach to structural matching uses a fixed set of small (4 node) graphs to chara...
This paper describes an efficient algorithm for inexact graph matching. The method is purely structu...
The graph is an essential data structure for representing relational information. When graphs are us...
A new method of structural graph matching is introduced and compared against an existing method and ...
We present a graph matching method that encompasses both a model of structural consistency and a mod...
Inexact graph matching algorithms have proved to be useful in many applications, such as character r...
In this paper, we propose a survey concerning the state of the art of the graph matching problem, co...
This paper presents a method for graph matching based on domain knowledge by quantifying representat...
Graph eigenspaces have been used to encode many different properties of graphs. In this paper we ex...
Estimation of distribution algorithms (EDAs) are a quite recent topic in optimization techniques. Th...
Abstract. This paper presents a method for graph matching based on domain knowledge by quantifying r...
Absfruct-This paper discusses an approximate solution to the weighted graph matching prohlem (WGMP) ...
We present a graph matching refinement framework that improves the performance of a given graph matc...
In this paper, we shall critically examine a special class of graph matching algorithms that follow ...
Both the amount of data available and the rate at which it is acquired increases rapidly. The underl...
The ‘basis graph’ approach to structural matching uses a fixed set of small (4 node) graphs to chara...
This paper describes an efficient algorithm for inexact graph matching. The method is purely structu...
The graph is an essential data structure for representing relational information. When graphs are us...
A new method of structural graph matching is introduced and compared against an existing method and ...
We present a graph matching method that encompasses both a model of structural consistency and a mod...
Inexact graph matching algorithms have proved to be useful in many applications, such as character r...
In this paper, we propose a survey concerning the state of the art of the graph matching problem, co...
This paper presents a method for graph matching based on domain knowledge by quantifying representat...
Graph eigenspaces have been used to encode many different properties of graphs. In this paper we ex...
Estimation of distribution algorithms (EDAs) are a quite recent topic in optimization techniques. Th...
Abstract. This paper presents a method for graph matching based on domain knowledge by quantifying r...
Absfruct-This paper discusses an approximate solution to the weighted graph matching prohlem (WGMP) ...
We present a graph matching refinement framework that improves the performance of a given graph matc...
In this paper, we shall critically examine a special class of graph matching algorithms that follow ...
Both the amount of data available and the rate at which it is acquired increases rapidly. The underl...
The ‘basis graph’ approach to structural matching uses a fixed set of small (4 node) graphs to chara...