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July 15, 2014

Graph Classes and their Inclusions

Filed under: Graphs,Mathematics — Patrick Durusau @ 4:25 pm

Information System on Graph Classes and their Inclusions

From the webpage:

What is ISGCI?

ISGCI is an encyclopaedia of graphclasses with an accompanying java application that helps you to research what’s known about particular graph classes. You can:

  • check the relation between graph classes and get a witness for the result
  • draw clear inclusion diagrams
  • colour these diagrams according to the complexity of selected problems
  • find the P/NP boundary for a problem
  • save your diagrams as Postscript, GraphML or SVG files
  • find references on classes, inclusions and algorithms

As of 214-07-06, the database contains 1497 classes and 176,888 inclusions.

If you are past the giddy stage of “Everything’s a graph!,” you may find this site useful.

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