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Dynamic connectivity

In computing and graph theory, a dynamic connectivity structure is a data structure that dynamically maintains information about the connected components of a graph.

Decremental connectivity, Incremental connectivity & Acyclic graphs (forests)

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Decremental connectivity

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Incremental connectivity

4 related topics

Acyclic graphs (forests)

2 related topics

General graphs

1 related topics

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Incremental connectivity

Decremental connectivity

Acyclic graphs (forests)

General graphs

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Dynamic connectivity

Nodes23
Edges22
Triples14
Avg. degree1.91
Density0.086957
Components1

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Dynamic connectivity

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related to Incremental connectivity · 5
Dynamic connectivity → Ackermann, Each, If, The, Theta
related to Offline dynamic connectivity · 5
Dynamic connectivity → Adding, If, Otherwise, This, To
related to Acyclic graphs (forests) · 4
Dynamic connectivity → Euler, FindRoot, The, Then

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edge level edges structure time cutset forest spanning lg deleted connectivity xor displaystyle tree graph dynamic number two component deletion

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Dynamic connectivityrelated to Acyclic graphs (forests)Euler0.60section
Dynamic connectivityrelated to Acyclic graphs (forests)Then0.60section
Dynamic connectivityrelated to Acyclic graphs (forests)FindRoot0.60section
Dynamic connectivityrelated to Acyclic graphs (forests)The0.60section
Dynamic connectivityrelated to Incremental connectivityIf0.60section
Dynamic connectivityrelated to Incremental connectivityEach0.60section
Dynamic connectivityrelated to Incremental connectivityThe0.60section
Dynamic connectivityrelated to Incremental connectivityTheta0.60section
Dynamic connectivityrelated to Incremental connectivityAckermann0.60section
Dynamic connectivityrelated to Offline dynamic connectivityIf0.60section
Dynamic connectivityrelated to Offline dynamic connectivityThis0.60section
Dynamic connectivityrelated to Offline dynamic connectivityAdding0.60section

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