Browsing by Subject "Graph theory"

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    • 3D face recognition with wireless transportation 
      Zou, Le (2009-05-15)
      In this dissertation, we focus on two related parts of a 3D face recognition system with wireless transportation. In the first part, the core components of the system, namely, the feature extraction and classification ...
    • An automated method for memory allocation using acyclic digraphs 
      Marchbanks, Miner Peek (Texas A&M University. Libraries, 1976)
      In many cases more effective memory utilization in digital computers can be accomplished through the use of memory management techniques such as virtual memory and/or the overlay facilities of the linkage editor. Methodologies ...
    • Characterizing and Detecting Cohesive Subgroups with Applications to Social and Brain Networks 
      Ertem Oktay, Makbule Zeynep (2015-08-06)
      Many complex systems involve entities that interact with each other through various relationships (e.g., people in social systems, neurons in the brain). These entities and interactions are commonly represented using graphs ...
    • Hamiltonian cycles in bipartite plane cubic maps 
      Peterson, Douglas Lee (Texas A&M University. Libraries, 1977)
      The nature of bipartite cubic plane maps is investigated relative to questions concerning connectedness, local structure, and the line graph. Several contributions are made toward the solution of the conjecture of Barnette ...
    • Higher-Order Continuous Formulations For Discrete Optimization Problems 
      Makovenko, Mykyta (2023-05-05)
      This dissertation is focused on the developing a set of novel mathematical programming formulations for a class of problems related to community detection in networks. The proposed approach is based on the extension of ...
    • Improving Roadway Diagnostics Using Network-Level Data 
      Gurganus, Charles Felder (2018-07-27)
      Large amounts of empirical data on transportation infrastructure assets continue to be collected at the network-level due to advancements in technology and in response to data-driven processes. These vast amounts of new ...
    • Multiplanar extension of nonplanar directed graphs 
      Moore, Jimmie Archer (Texas A&M University. Libraries, 1978)
      An analysis of planar and nonplanar aspects of program flow is presented. Basic blocks of computer programs are treated as vertices in a directed graph. Nonplanar programs are embedded in multiple planes. Elements of graph ...