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Meanings of graph node in English
Fundamental unit of which graphs (in graph theory) are formed.
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Examples for "node"
Examples for "node"
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Background: Reliable method to predict lymph node metastasis is not yet available.
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Therefore, accurate assessment of lymph node status is crucial in treatment planning.
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Results: At least one sentinel lymph node was identified for each patient.
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Among IDCs with FF, 24 cases had FF in lymph node metastasis.
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Background: Sentinel lymph node spread is a crucial factor in melanoma outcome.
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The angle opposite the base of a triangle is called the vertex.
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The vertex detector is a vital and complex component of the experiment.
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The standard model predicts a left-handed vector coupling at the Wtb vertex.
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Fifty paces from its vertex lay the entrance of the Hylaean Way.
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Get the vertex once more, and all of this could be mended.
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All vertices may yield aptive traits of great utility to the organism.
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Hypergraphs are a generalization of graphs where edges can connect several vertices.
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The twelve vertices were joined by a network of thirty straight edges.
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The cubic framework is generated by sharing the vertices of the octahedra.
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One of the thing's vertices had a spike that quickly retracted.
Usage of graph node in English
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A novel recursive mechanism based on two-pass message passing was developed to efficiently calculate closed-form posteriors of graph nodes on polytrees.
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Brain connectivity studies often refer to brain areas as graph nodes and connections between nodes as edges, and aim to identify neuropsychiatric phenotype-related connectivity patterns.