induced subgraph

noun

A graph formed from a subset of the vertices of another graph and all of the edges, connecting pairs of vertices in that subset.

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Meanings

nouninduced subgraph (plural induced subgraphs)

plural induced subgraphs

  1. graph theoryA graph formed from a subset of the vertices of another graph and all of the edges, connecting pairs of vertices in that subset.
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APA

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