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Showing 1 to 20 of 93 for “"Clique"”.

  1. Coloring clique hypergraphs

    Let G = (V, E) be a simple graph. The clique hypergraph of G, denoted as CH( G), has V as its set of vertices, and the maximal cliques as its hyperedges. Let Sk be a set of k colors. A map c : V Sk is a proper k-coloring for CH(G) if any maximal clique of G with at least two vertices receives at …

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  2. Maximum Clique in Geometric Intersection Graphs

    … to the items that intersect. The maximum clique in a geometric intersec- tion graph is the largest mutually intersecting set of objects. In this thesis, the primary focus is to study the maximum clique in various geometric intersection graphs. We develop three results motivated by the …

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  3. The Structure and Properties of Clique Graphs of Regular Graphs

    … structure and properties of <em>G </em>and its clique graph <em>cl</em><sub><em>t</em></sub><em> </em>(<em>G</em>) are analyzed for graphs <em>G </em>that are non-complete, regular with degree <em>δ </em>, and where every edge of <em>G </em>is contained in a <em>t </em>-clique. In a clique graph …

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  4. Clique here : exploring the use of mobile multi-media to support connectedness

    … expressiveness, overhead, and social obligation. Clique Here is a mobile communications platform that attempts to address this limitation and support a higher degree of social-connectedness by complementing mobile telephone capability with media rich awareness and multiple lightweight …

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  5. Assorted results in boolean function complexity, uniform sampling and clique partitions of graphs

    … of De Caen, Erdős, Pullman and Wormald on clique partitions of a graph and its complement, building on ideas of Keevash and Sudakov.

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  6. A Clique Analysis of the Effect of Proximity Upon Communication Structureand Interpersonal Relationships for Permanent and Non-Permanent College Staff Members

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  7. Tuning In: Nationalist Radio in China, 1928–1937

    … revolutionaries within the party called the CC Clique, whose belief in scientism led them to place radio broadcasting at the centre of the party state. During the Nanjing Decade (1928–1937), the CC Clique employed radio as both a tool of governance to promote political tutelage and a weapon of …

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  8. Cohesive Subgraph Computation in Graphs

    … Firstly, we study the problem of spatial clique enumeration. Maximal clique enumeration is a fundamental problem in graph database. In this chapter, we investigate this problem in the context of spatial database. We give the definition of clique on spatial graph and propose a backtracking …

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  9. Hypergraph Distributed Optimization & Decentralized Control with Applications in Economic Networks and Graphical Games

    … hypergraphs instead of their graph analogue, the clique expansion graphs in the settings of distributed optimization and decentralized control. In both settings we present results where the use of hypergraphs provides a scalable and a decentralized way for consistently better convergence rate. …

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  10. Reducibility and Statistical-Computational Gaps from Secret Leakage

    … common starting hardness assumption of planted clique (PC). The insight in this work is that a slight generalization of the planted clique conjecture – secret leakage planted clique (PCₚ), wherein a small amount of information about the hidden clique is revealed – gives rise to a variety of new …

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  11. Average-case complexity of detecting cliques

    … is concerned with proving lower bounds for k-CLIQUE, as this problem is known. Our results show that, in certain models of computation, solving k-CLIQUE in the average case requires Q(nk/4) resources (moreover, k/4 is tight). Here the models of computation are bounded-depth Boolean circuits …

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  12. Institutional Investor Cliques Information Dissemination, and the Value of Information: Evidence from Insider Trading

    … formation of the institutional investor groups (cliques) that exogenously connect firm-level insiders within the social network. Using difference-in-differences designs examining changes in clique size, I provide empirical evidence on the information dissemination channels within a network in …

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  13. Identifying word categories for diffusion studies in an email social network

    … everyday", "common - specialized", "event", and "clique" words. Common - everyday words exhibit no diffusive or informative characteristics and are used regularly in everyday communication. Common - specialized words also exhibit no diffusive characteristics, but are hypothesized to be specialized …

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  14. Emotional Social Networks and Interpersonal Communication of Emerging Adults

    … their intimate social relationships (the support clique and sympathy group), usage of technology for communication, and personality according to the Five Factor Model of the respondents. This study found support clique sizes of 6.44 ± 3.22 and sympathy group sizes of 14.31 ± 7.06, with female …

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  15. Upper and lower bounds for the fixed spectrum frequency assignment problem

    … lower bounds calculated for some of its clique-like subproblems are presented. The key idea is that it is quite easy to calculate tight lower bounds for problems represented by complete graphs (cliques). The lower bounds for clique-like subproblems are produced by two different methods, …

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  16. Meta State Generalized Hidden Markov Model for Eukaryotic Gene Structure Identification

    Using a generalized-clique hidden Markov model (HMM) as the starting point for a eukaryotic gene finder, the objective here is to strengthen the signal information at the transitions between coding and non-coding (c/nc) regions. This is done by enlarging the primitive hidden states associated with …

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  17. Bridging Theory and Practice in Parallel Clustering

    … of small subgraphs, including small cycles and cliques, which has applications in clustering metrics and graph statistics. We design new theoretically efficient parallel algorithms for exact and approximate butterfly (four-cycle), five-cycle, and k-clique counting, and demonstrate significant …

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  18. Forbidden Substructures in Graphs and Trigraphs, and Related Coloring Problems

    … the chromatic number of G, and ω(G) denotes the clique number of G (i.e. the maximum number of pairwise adjacent vertices in G). A graph G is perfect provided that for every induced subgraph H of G, χ(H) = ω(H). This thesis addresses several problems from the theory of perfect graphs and …

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  19. Extremal graph theory: supersaturation and enumeration

    … on the typical structure of graphs forbidding a clique of fixed order as a subgraph, showing that the order of the forbidden clique can be as large as some polylogarithmic function of the order of the host graph. This is based on joint work with Balogh, Bushaw, Collares Neto, Morris and …

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