complete graph

kəmˈplit ɡræf

Definition

Definition of complete graph - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

graph theory

TECH.

graph with every pair of vertices connected

TECH.

In a complete graph, each vertex connects to all others.
The complete graph is a fundamental concept in network theory.
Researchers studied the properties of a complete graph in their paper.

complete

connected

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Expressions with complete

complete package

set with everything needed for use or enjoyment

This is the complete package for your new computer.

complete with

adj.

including a specific additional feature

The house is complete with a swimming pool.

complete nutter

person who acts extremely crazy or foolish

Everyone thinks he's a complete nutter after that stunt.

come complete with

include all necessary or expected parts or features

The toy comes complete with batteries and instructions.

complete the circle

bring something to a full and finished state

They worked hard to complete the circle on the project.

it's a complete shambles

exp.

in a state of total disorder or chaos

After the merger, it's a complete shambles in the accounting department.

Expressions with graph

graph paper

paper designed for drawing graphs and charts

In math class, we used graph paper for our assignments.

off the graph

adj.

extremely high or beyond normal limits

The demand for the new product is off the graph.

bar graph

chart with bars proportional to values

We used a bar graph to compare the results.

line graph

chart with points connected by lines to show change

The line graph shows temperature changes during the week.

pie graph

circular chart divided into sectors showing numerical proportions

The pie graph displayed the company's revenue breakdown effectively.

graph theory

study of graphs to model relationships between pairs of objects

Graph theory is essential for understanding networks in computer science.

weighted graph

graph with weights on its edges

The algorithm finds the shortest path in a weighted graph.

acyclic graph

graph structure where no path of edges forms a closed loop

The dependency relations can be represented as an acyclic graph.

algebraic graph theory

subbranch of graph theory using algebraic methods

Algebraic graph theory explores eigenvalues of graph matrices.

complete bipartite graph

graph where vertices of one set connect to all in another

A complete bipartite graph K3,3 connects each set of three vertices.

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clique

graph theory

subgraph isomorphic to a complete graph

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French:graphe complet, ...
German:vollständiger Graph, ...
Italian:grafo completo, ...
Spanish:grafo completo, ...
Portuguese:grafo completo, ...
Chinese:完全图, ...
Japanese:完全グラフ, ...
Arabic:رسم بياني كامل, ...
Hebrew:גְּרָף שָׁלֵם, ...
Russian:полный граф, ...
Ukrainian:повний граф, ...
Hindi:पूर्ण ग्राफ, ...
Bengali:সম্পূর্ণ গ্রাফ, ...
Catalan:graf complet, ...
Czech:úplný graf, ...
Danish:komplet graf, ...
Dutch:volledige graaf, ...
Greek:πλήρες γράφημα, ...
Hungarian:teljes gráf, ...
Khmer:ក្រាហ្វពេញលេញ, ...
Korean:완전 그래프, ...
Persian:گراف کامل, ...
Polish:graf pełny, ...
Portuguese (BR):grafo completo, ...
Romanian:graf complet, ...
Swedish:komplett graf, ...
Thai:กราฟสมบูรณ์, ...
Turkish:tam grafik, ...
Vietnamese:đồ thị đầy đủ, ...

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