4.12. Matching¶

Q-1:

Graph
A representation of a system that contains discrete and interconnected elements.
Random Graph
In this graph, nodes and edges are generated randomly.
Complete Graph
In this graph, every node is connected to every other node.
Connected Graphs
In this graph, there is a path from every node to every other node.
Stack
Elements are added and removed from the top.
ER Graphs
In these graphs, a random graph is generated using two closely related models.
Undirected Edge
Comparable to a two way street, this edge is not constrained to a single direction and is symmetrical to each node it is connected to.
Directed Edge
Comparable to a one way street, this edge is constrained to a single direction and is asymmetrical to each node it is connected to.
Nodes (Vertices)
It represents the information that is contained in a single ADT.
Edges
Enables the connection between nodes and networks.
Directed Gaph
Sets of nodes where all edges are directed from one vertex to another.
Undirected Graph
Set of nodes where all edges are bidirectional.
Graph Theory
This models pairwise relations between objects from a certain collection using a mathematical structure.
Graph Algorithm
This algorithm takes as an input one or more graphs.
Path
A sequence of nodes with an edge between each consecutive pair.
NetworkX
A python package for the creation, manipulation, and study of the structure, dynamics, and functions of complex networks.