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Trace monoid

In computer science, a trace is an equivalence class of strings, wherein certain letters in the string are allowed to commute, but others are not. Traces generalize the concept of strings by relaxing the requirement for all the letters to have a definite order, instead allowing for indefinite orderings in which certain reshufflings could take place. In…

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Properties

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Trace monoid

Nodes45
Edges44
Triples26
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.044444
Components1

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Trace monoid

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related to Properties · 14
Trace monoid → As Syntactic Monoids, Embedding, Equivalence, Furthermore, Here, Independence, Projection, Several, Sigma, Talk, That, The, Thus, Trace
related to Normal forms · 11
Trace monoid → Anatolij, Anisimov, Decomposition, Dominique Foata, Donald Knuth, Foata, NFD, One, Pierre Cartier, There, Unicode's Normalization Form Canonical
is a · 1
Trace monoid → syntactic monoid

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Important terminology

trace displaystyle monoid strings traces sigma equivalence letters relation monoids equiv free isomorphic set dependency one also string independency elements

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Trace monoidis asyntactic monoid0.90text
Trace monoidrelated to Normal formsThere0.60section
Trace monoidrelated to Normal formsOne0.60section
Trace monoidrelated to Normal formsAnatolij0.60section
Trace monoidrelated to Normal formsAnisimov0.60section
Trace monoidrelated to Normal formsDonald Knuth0.60section
Trace monoidrelated to Normal formsFoata0.60section
Trace monoidrelated to Normal formsPierre Cartier0.60section
Trace monoidrelated to Normal formsDominique Foata0.60section
Trace monoidrelated to Normal formsUnicode's Normalization Form Canonical0.60section
Trace monoidrelated to Normal formsDecomposition0.60section
Trace monoidrelated to Normal formsNFD0.60section

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