Graph Data Structures
Commenters discuss representing data as graphs rather than trees or hierarchies, including graph theory, algorithms, labeled edges, and various implementations like matrices or geometry.
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Thinking about it more, probably graph theory stuff.
What problem does graph-representation solve?
I don't think you necessarily need multiple graphs; just labeled edges.
Looks like graph algorithms comes in handy at the end
Aren't hierarchies a type of graph?
Judging by the title I expected the graph to have cycles in it.
Aren't graphs already represented through matrices?
RocketSyntax is talking about representing graphs with geometry too, right?
in fact everything is a graphreally
There needs to be one that gets away from the tree structure, to a general graph.