Efficient Implementation of a Shifting Algorithm
Efficient Implementation of a Shifting Algorithm
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Transform the new tree into a rooted tree by choosing r to be the root and imposing a top-down direction on the edges. From now on we denote by T the new rooted tree.
In this paper we use the usual terminology of graph theory. If e is a directed edge incident from v^ and incident to v denoted by v — ^ v then we refer to v as tail(e) and to V as head(e) . Edge e is said to be the father of edge e if head(e) = taiKe ), and in this case, e. Is said to be the son of edge e. Edges e. And e^ are said... to be brothers if taiKe, ) = taiKe^. '- Edge e path from e to e_ (resp e. To e. ). Tho definitions of father, son, descendent and ancestor extend in the obvious way to vertices. Consider a function f:{1.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Transform the new tree into a rooted tree by choosing r to be the root and imposing a top-down direction on the edges. From now on we denote by T the new rooted tree.
In this paper we use the usual terminology of graph theory. If e is a directed edge incident from v^ and incident to v denoted by v — ^ v then we refer to v as tail(e) and to V as head(e) . Edge e is said to be the father of edge e if head(e) = taiKe ), and in this case, e. Is said to be the son of edge e. Edges e. And e^ are said... to be brothers if taiKe, ) = taiKe^. '- Edge e path from e to e_ (resp e. To e. ). Tho definitions of father, son, descendent and ancestor extend in the obvious way to vertices. Consider a function f:{1.
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