directed hypergraphs algorithms and applications - Free
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Let H = be a weighted hypergraph<br />
An inductively defined measure µ over a weighted <strong>directed</strong><br />
hypergraph is characterized by a triple µ = (µ 0, ψ, f) where:<br />
µ 0 : measure of an empty hyperpath (normally equal to zero)<br />
ψ : combination of costs on the source set<br />
f : composition of ψ <strong>and</strong> w<br />
<strong>and</strong> is defined as follows:<br />
µ (∅) = µ 0<br />
µ (h Z, t) = f (w X,t, ψ (µ(h Z, x1), µ(h Z, x2), …, µ(h Z, xn)) if h Z, t is<br />
the hyperpath: (Z, x 1), (Z, x 2), …, (Z, x n), (X, t) <strong>and</strong> X = {x 1,<br />
x 2, …, x n}