I would like to show you some graphs.

The graphs show up here and then they pop over and they show up there.

I should really have some type of tool so that the graphs just show up.

So those are the different graphs.

How'd you feel about the graphs?

What kind of graphs are K colorable? Graphs with no edges.

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You will have graphs.

The bottom section shows you three graphs

And let me show you my own sort of family history we made these graphs here.

Let me show you a couple of graphs. So what we're looking at here, is we're

And there are other graphs, these graphs are created by Japanese Census Bureau.

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So those are 2 graphs.

Now, let's see what the graphs look like.

The graphs have different shapes with different vertices.

The graphs have the same shape with different vertices.

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I always think of these graphs.

And I just updated these graphs.

Another category of graphs that are very important and come up a lot are planar graphs.

You tend to get graphs for the right image.

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We can generalize this to larger graphs.

What we need to do to shift the different graphs.

I want to be able to fit all the graphs.

The graphs that we've been talking about links are bidirectional.

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Let me describe it first for undirected graphs.

Now we have four questions about bipartite graphs.

So let me copy and paste their graphs.

Let me talk about the distinction between sparse and dense graphs.

So here are the graphs you've seen lots of times before.

Consider the following graph where the horizontal axis graphs complexity of the solution.

From what I've read, social networks will often have clustering coefficients that are in the 0.1, maybe even up to the 0.8 range whereas the grid graphs, chain graphs, and ring graphs that we've looked at actually have clustering coefficients of zero.

Are there any relationships between the kinds of graphs that you get in highways and the kinds of graphs that would come out of a social network?

I'm going to scale the graphs and I'm going to shift them.

Another possibility is that the answer is yes, all such graphs do.

So let's see which of these graphs are functions.

Another possible answer is yes, because all graphs do.