Some articles on outgoing edges, outgoing:
Finite Extensive-form Games
... set of Chance nodes.) Each node of the Chance player has a probability distribution over its outgoing edges ... player when making a move, in the sense that there is a one-to-one correspondence between outgoing edges of any two nodes of the same information set—thus the set of all outgoing edges of an information set ... At any given non-terminal node belonging to Chance, an outgoing branch is chosen according to the probability distribution ...
... set of Chance nodes.) Each node of the Chance player has a probability distribution over its outgoing edges ... player when making a move, in the sense that there is a one-to-one correspondence between outgoing edges of any two nodes of the same information set—thus the set of all outgoing edges of an information set ... At any given non-terminal node belonging to Chance, an outgoing branch is chosen according to the probability distribution ...
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