AbstractThis paper presents a framework for constructing hierarchical (hyper)graphs, using one of the well-known categories of traditional flat (hyper)graphs as a base. Hierarchical graphs are obtained from flat graphs by adding a parent assigning function to them. Any graph atom (vertex or edge) can be assigned as a child of any other atom. Hierarchical graphs are more expressive than flat graphs, yet similar enough that the double-pushout approach to graph transformation can be extended to them
Introduction Hierarchical graphs are directed graphs with layering structures. They appear in appli...
An algorithm is described for developing a hierarchy among\ud a set of elements having certain prece...
Hierarchical grapsh or, in general, hierarchical graph structures are needed when describing visual ...
AbstractThis paper presents a framework for constructing hierarchical (hyper)graphs, using one of th...
AbstractWhen graph transformation is used for programming purposes, large graphs should be structure...
When graph transformation is used for programming purposes, large graphs should be structured in ord...
We define an algebraic theory of hierarchical graphs, whose axioms characterise graph isomorphism: t...
This paper is concerned with hierarchical graph models and graph transformation rules, specifically ...
The standard representation of a graph is a list of its vertices and edges. However, graphs encounte...
We define an algebraic theory of hierarchical graphs, whose axioms characterise graph isomorphism: t...
Abstract. Graphs are a commonly used formalism for modeling many different kinds of static and dynam...
We define an algebraic theory of hierarchical graphs, whose axioms characterise graph isomorphism: t...
We present our approach to the denotation and representation of hierarchical graphs: a suitable alge...
The concept of a hierarchical design has played an important role in various areas of computer scien...
This paper investigates a way of imposing a hierarchy on a graph in order to explore relationships b...
Introduction Hierarchical graphs are directed graphs with layering structures. They appear in appli...
An algorithm is described for developing a hierarchy among\ud a set of elements having certain prece...
Hierarchical grapsh or, in general, hierarchical graph structures are needed when describing visual ...
AbstractThis paper presents a framework for constructing hierarchical (hyper)graphs, using one of th...
AbstractWhen graph transformation is used for programming purposes, large graphs should be structure...
When graph transformation is used for programming purposes, large graphs should be structured in ord...
We define an algebraic theory of hierarchical graphs, whose axioms characterise graph isomorphism: t...
This paper is concerned with hierarchical graph models and graph transformation rules, specifically ...
The standard representation of a graph is a list of its vertices and edges. However, graphs encounte...
We define an algebraic theory of hierarchical graphs, whose axioms characterise graph isomorphism: t...
Abstract. Graphs are a commonly used formalism for modeling many different kinds of static and dynam...
We define an algebraic theory of hierarchical graphs, whose axioms characterise graph isomorphism: t...
We present our approach to the denotation and representation of hierarchical graphs: a suitable alge...
The concept of a hierarchical design has played an important role in various areas of computer scien...
This paper investigates a way of imposing a hierarchy on a graph in order to explore relationships b...
Introduction Hierarchical graphs are directed graphs with layering structures. They appear in appli...
An algorithm is described for developing a hierarchy among\ud a set of elements having certain prece...
Hierarchical grapsh or, in general, hierarchical graph structures are needed when describing visual ...