Primal graph may refer to:
- Primal graph (hypergraphs) of a hypergraph
- A primal graph may be the planar graph from which a dual graph is formed
- Primal constraint graph
Other articles related to "primal graph, graph":
... The following conditions exploit the primal graph of the problem, which has a vertex for each variable and an edge between two nodes if the corresponding variables are in a constraint ... enforcing arc consistency, if the primal graph is acyclic enforcing directional arc consistency for an ordering of the variables that makes the ordered graph of constraint having width 1 (such ... Namely, for all problems for which there exists an ordering that makes the primal graph having induced width bounded by a constant i, enforcing strong ...
... The primal graph G(H) of a hypergraph is the graph on the same vertex set that has as its edges the pairs of vertices appearing together in the same hyperedge ... is said to be conformal if every maximal clique of its primal graph is a hyperedge, or equivalently, if every clique of its primal graph is contained in some hyperedge ...
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