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Test-retest reliability of meta analytic networks during naturalistic viewing. [PDF]

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Kröll JP   +13 more
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Packing rooted directed cuts in a weighted directed graph

Mathematical Programming, 1974
A simple algorithm is described for constructing a maximum packing of cuts directed away from a distinguished vertex, called the root, in a directed graph, each of whose edges has a nonnegative weight, and it is shown that the maximum packing value is equal to the weight of a minimum-weight spanning arborescence directed away from the root.
exaly   +3 more sources

Consensus Seeking Over Random Weighted Directed Graphs

IEEE Transactions on Automatic Control, 2007
We examine the consensus problem for a group of agents that communicate via a stochastic information network. Communication among agents is modeled as a weighted directed random graph that switches periodically. The existence of any edge is probabilistic and independent from the existence of any other edge.
Maurizio Porfiri, Dan Stilwell
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Directional Graph Networks with Hard Weight Assignments

2020 25th International Conference on Pattern Recognition (ICPR), 2021
Point cloud analysis is an important field for 3D scene understanding. It has applications in self driving cars and robotics (via LIDAR sensors), 3D graphics, and computer-aided design. Neural networks have recently achieved strong results on point cloud analysis problems such as classification and segmentation.
Miguel Domínguez, Raymond W. Ptucha
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Weighted Directed Word Graph

2005
Weighted Directed Word Graph is a new text-indexing structure which is based on a new compaction method on DAWG. WDWGs are basically cyclic, means that they may accept infinite strings. But by assigning weights to the edges, the acceptable strings are limited only to the substrings of input strings.
Meng Zhang 0006   +3 more
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Fast Approximated Betweenness Centrality of Directed and Weighted Graphs

2018
Node betweenness centrality is a reference metric to identify the most critical spots of a network. However, its exact computation exhibits already high (time) complexity on unweighted, undirected graphs. In some domains such as transportation, weighted and directed graphs can provide more realistic modeling, but at the cost of an additional ...
Angelo Furno   +3 more
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