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Efficient frequent connected subgraph mining in graphs of bounded tree-width
The frequent connected subgraph mining problem, i.e., the problem of listing all connected graphs that are subgraph isomorphic to at least a certain number of transaction graphs of a database, cannot be solved in output polynomial time in the general ...
Tamás Horvath, Jan Ramon
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Efficient Frequent Connected Induced Subgraph Mining in Graphs of Bounded Tree-Width
. We study frequent connected induced subgraph mining, i.e., the problem of listing all connected graphs that are induced subgraph isomorphic to at least a certain number of transaction graphs.
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Listing Dense Subgraphs in Small Memory
2014 9th Latin American Web Congress, 2014Listing relevant patterns from graphs is becoming increasingly challenging as Web and social graphs are growing in size at a great rate. This scenario requires to process information more efficiently, including the need of processing data that cannot fit in main memory.
Patricio Pinto +2 more
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Maximum List r-Colorable Induced Subgraphs in kP₃-Free Graphs.
We show that, for every fixed positive integers r and k, Max-Weight List r-Colorable Induced Subgraph admits a polynomial-time algorithm on kP₃-free graphs. This problem is a common generalization of Max-Weight Independent Set, Odd Cycle Transversal and List r-Coloring, among others. Our result has several consequences.Esther Galby +3 more
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A subgraph matching algorithm based on subgraph index for knowledge graph
Frontiers of Computer Science, 2021Yunhao Sun, Guanyu Li, Bo Ning
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Fast subgraph query processing and subgraph matching via static and dynamic equivalences
VLDB Journal, 2022Kunsoo Park +2 more
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On Directed Densest Subgraph Discovery
ACM Transactions on Database Systems, 2021Chenhao Ma +2 more
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