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....the other is represented by a directed edge in a graph, then there are 4 such models for a set of n variables. If causal cycles are forbidden, then the number of possible (acyclic) graph models is still immense: always more than 2 ) for 12 variables it is:521 939 651 343 829 405 020 504 063 [5]. Even if the ordering of the variables consistent with the given directed acyclic graph (dag) is known, the number of possibilities remains large: for 12 variables it is 7 Delta 10 19 . A scientist addressing problem areas where causal questions are of concern is therefore faced with an ....
Hilary F., Palmer E.: Graphical Enumeration, Academic Press, New York 1973.
....only on isomorphism class. If # is a class of weighted graphs, its exponential generating function is the formal power series s n , where s n is the sum of the weights of all graphs in # with vertex set [n] 2, n . The exponential formula for graphs (see, e.g. Harary and Palmer [10]) asserts that if f(u)isthe exponential generating function for a class # of connected graphs, then e is the exponential generating function for graphs all of whose connected components are in # (where the weight of a graph is the product of the weights of connected components) It follows that ....
F. Harary and E. M. Palmer, Graphical Enumeration, Academic Press, New York, 1973.
....#cient algorithm for correcting the error introduced by the adversary. For example, we may choose our watermark from the class PPCT of planted planar cubic trees; see Fig. 3(e) The enumeration of these trees is especially straightforward and e#cient, for they follow a Catalan recurrence [9]. This class has moderate data rate, approximately 0.5 bits per word. The class PPCT is very stealthy, for it may be represented by the commonly encountered binary tree data structure, although it has two quirks. Each non leaf node has exactly two children, except for a root node that has ....
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....as well as the known asymptotic behavior of cubic general graphs (see [BeC78] W79a] or [CPR0x] The second method takes a more direct approach using inclusion and exclusion, which eliminates considerable fussing over negligible contributions. For general graph theoretic terminology we use [HP73] except for adopting the more conventional names nodes and edges instead of points and lines . We assume a basic knowledge of labeled enumeration techniques using egf s, such as is found in Chapter 1 of [HP73] as well as the terminology developed in [PaRR0x] used to characterize claw free ....
....over negligible contributions. For general graph theoretic terminology we use [HP73] except for adopting the more conventional names nodes and edges instead of points and lines . We assume a basic knowledge of labeled enumeration techniques using egf s, such as is found in Chapter 1 of [HP73], as well as the terminology developed in [PaRR0x] used to characterize claw free cubic graphs. From here on we frequently refer to the later as cfc s. In a cfc a node may be in exactly two triangles precisely if it is a node of degree 3 in an induced subgraph isomorphic to K 4 Gamma e; we call ....
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