June 2020
Intermediate to advanced
382 pages
11h 39m
English
Edges connect various vertices of a graph together and represent the relationship between themselves. In addition to simple edges, they can be of the following special types:
Self-edge: Sometimes, a particular vertex can have a relationship with itself. For example, John transfers money from his business account to his personal account. Such a special relationship can be represented by a self-directed edge.
Hyperedge: Sometimes, more than one vertex is connected by the same edge. An edge that connects more than one vertex to represent such a relationship is called a hyperedge. For example, suppose all three of Mike, John, and Sarah are working on one specific project.