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書目名稱Graph Transformation影響因子(影響力)




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Splicing/Fusion Grammars and Their Relation to Hypergraph Grammarsf fusion grammars by adding splicing rules that split node sets into two node sets and equip them with complementary hyperedges. As a result a derivation step in such a grammar is either a fusion of complementary hyperedges, a multiplication of a connected component or a splicing. We prove two main

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Synchronous Hyperedge Replacement Graph Grammarsl language theory and graph theory has found that a Probabilistic Hyperedge Replacement Grammar (PHRG) can be extracted from a tree decomposition of any graph. However, because the extracted PHRG is directly dependent on the shape and contents of the ., rather than from the dynamics of the graph, it

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Graph Surfing by Reaction Systemseractive computation. Graph-based reaction systems allow us to introduce a novel methodology for graph transformation, which is not based on the traditional “cut, add, and paste” approach, but rather on moving within a “universe” graph . (surfing on .) from a subgraph of . to a subgraph of ., creati

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Probabilistic Graph Programs for Randomised and Evolutionary Algorithmsng rule matches uniformly at random. We demonstrate these features with graph programs for randomised and evolutionary algorithms. First, we implement Karger’s minimum cut algorithm, which contracts randomly selected edges; the program finds a minimum cut with high probability. Second, we generate r

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On the Essence and Initiality of Conflictsmations are not parallel independent, that is, when after applying one of them the other can no longer occur. We contribute to this research thread by proposing a new characterization of the root causes of conflicts, called “conflict essences”. By exploiting a recently proposed characterization of p

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Characterisation of Parallel Independence in AGREE-Rewritingfor example possible to delete all edges in a graph by a single rule application. Due to these far-reaching effects of rule application, Church-Rosser results are difficult to obtain. Currently, there are only sufficient conditions for parallel independence, i.e.?there are independent situations whi

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Equivalence and Independence in?Controlled Graph-Rewriting Processesof a system. Several semantics proposed for GTSs are relevant in this case, providing means for analysing the system’s behaviour in terms of dependencies, conflicts and potential parallelism among the relevant events. Several other approaches equip GTSs with an additional control layer useful for sp