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The American Naturalist, 1990 We report new empirical and theoretical information about the dimension of trophic-niche space and the structure of food webs, as measured by the frequency of intervality and triangulation of overlap graphs and resource graphs in community food webs.
Joel E. Cohen, Zbigniew J. Palka
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Similarity Analysis of Time Interval Data Sets—A Graph Theory Approach
, 2018 Comparison of entities, i.e., the measurement of their similarity, is a frequent, but challenging task in computer science. It requires a precise and quantifiable definition of similarity itself. Are two texts equal, if they overlap in a majority of their composing words? Does a pair of pictures resemble the same content?
Marc Haßler +2 more
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Interval Preservation in Group- and Graph-Theoretical Music Theories: A Comparative Study
, 2009 Interval preservation—wherein intervals remain unchanged among varying musical objects—is among the most basic means of manifesting coherence in musical structures. Music theorists since (1960) seminal publication of “Twelve-Tone Invariants as Compositional Determinants” have examined and generalized situations in which interval preservation obtains ...
Robert W. Peck
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Introduction and Some Results on the Graph Theory for Interval Valued Neutrosophic Sets
, 2018 Said Broumi +5 more
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