simple hypergraph projection [closed]
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I have been struggling quite a while with a question, which I suspect has a simple answer to:
I have a Graph G = (X,E,Ψ) with E being a family of subsets of X and Ψ being a mapping between two hyperedges (E is a hyperedge and X being a set of elements x1 ...xn)
I define subset X1 = X - X2.
Want i want to achieve is G' = (X1,E1,Ψ1). I want to give that function a name, since I need it to project a graph that has the same structure, in terms of mappings of hypergraphs, just with each hypergraph having less elements.
Help is very much appreciated.
combinatorics projection hypergraphs
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closed as unclear what you're asking by Andrés E. Caicedo, Chris Custer, amWhy, Cesareo, José Carlos Santos Jan 8 at 18:21
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I have been struggling quite a while with a question, which I suspect has a simple answer to:
I have a Graph G = (X,E,Ψ) with E being a family of subsets of X and Ψ being a mapping between two hyperedges (E is a hyperedge and X being a set of elements x1 ...xn)
I define subset X1 = X - X2.
Want i want to achieve is G' = (X1,E1,Ψ1). I want to give that function a name, since I need it to project a graph that has the same structure, in terms of mappings of hypergraphs, just with each hypergraph having less elements.
Help is very much appreciated.
combinatorics projection hypergraphs
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closed as unclear what you're asking by Andrés E. Caicedo, Chris Custer, amWhy, Cesareo, José Carlos Santos Jan 8 at 18:21
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I have been struggling quite a while with a question, which I suspect has a simple answer to:
I have a Graph G = (X,E,Ψ) with E being a family of subsets of X and Ψ being a mapping between two hyperedges (E is a hyperedge and X being a set of elements x1 ...xn)
I define subset X1 = X - X2.
Want i want to achieve is G' = (X1,E1,Ψ1). I want to give that function a name, since I need it to project a graph that has the same structure, in terms of mappings of hypergraphs, just with each hypergraph having less elements.
Help is very much appreciated.
combinatorics projection hypergraphs
asked Jan 8 at 5:15
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I have been struggling quite a while with a question, which I suspect has a simple answer to:
I have a Graph G = (X,E,Ψ) with E being a family of subsets of X and Ψ being a mapping between two hyperedges (E is a hyperedge and X being a set of elements x1 ...xn)
I define subset X1 = X - X2.
Want i want to achieve is G' = (X1,E1,Ψ1). I want to give that function a name, since I need it to project a graph that has the same structure, in terms of mappings of hypergraphs, just with each hypergraph having less elements.
Help is very much appreciated.
combinatorics projection hypergraphs
combinatorics projection hypergraphs
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closed as unclear what you're asking by Andrés E. Caicedo, Chris Custer, amWhy, Cesareo, José Carlos Santos Jan 8 at 18:21
Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
closed as unclear what you're asking by Andrés E. Caicedo, Chris Custer, amWhy, Cesareo, José Carlos Santos Jan 8 at 18:21
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