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In some of my recent Graph Theory studies, I learned there's actually specific terminology for trees formed by outgoing edges (i.e. out-trees or an arborescence) or it's incoming edges (i.e. in-tree or an anti-arborescence). In practice, this could probably just be a simple alias for a given endpoint.
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In some of my recent Graph Theory studies, I learned there's actually specific terminology for trees formed by outgoing edges (i.e. out-trees or an arborescence) or it's incoming edges (i.e. in-tree or an anti-arborescence). In practice, this could probably just be a simple alias for a given endpoint.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: