Conceptual HyperGraph and Conceptual SuperHyperGraph

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Main Author: Fujita, Takaaki
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contents <p>Abstract. A finite hypergraph generalizes an ordinary graph by permitting a hyperedge to connect any<br>nonempty subset of vertices, thereby capturing multiway interactions. Extending this idea, a finite Super<br>HyperGraph is obtained by iterating the powerset operation, producing nested families of vertex and edge<br>sets that model multi-layer relational structure. Separately, a conceptual graph is a labeled bipartite graph<br>whose concept nodes and relation nodes encode typed relations with ordered arguments, while a conceptual<br>hypergraph represents relation instances as typed hyperedges incident to an ordered tuple of vertices. In this<br>paper, we extend these conceptual formalisms using the SuperHyperGraph framework, introducing Conceptual<br>SuperHyperGraphs and examining their basic properties.</p> <p><br>Keywords: Conceptual HyperGraph, Conceptual SuperHyperGraph, HyperGraph, SuperHyperGraph</p>
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spellingShingle Conceptual HyperGraph and Conceptual SuperHyperGraph
Fujita, Takaaki
<p>Abstract. A finite hypergraph generalizes an ordinary graph by permitting a hyperedge to connect any<br>nonempty subset of vertices, thereby capturing multiway interactions. Extending this idea, a finite Super<br>HyperGraph is obtained by iterating the powerset operation, producing nested families of vertex and edge<br>sets that model multi-layer relational structure. Separately, a conceptual graph is a labeled bipartite graph<br>whose concept nodes and relation nodes encode typed relations with ordered arguments, while a conceptual<br>hypergraph represents relation instances as typed hyperedges incident to an ordered tuple of vertices. In this<br>paper, we extend these conceptual formalisms using the SuperHyperGraph framework, introducing Conceptual<br>SuperHyperGraphs and examining their basic properties.</p> <p><br>Keywords: Conceptual HyperGraph, Conceptual SuperHyperGraph, HyperGraph, SuperHyperGraph</p>
title Conceptual HyperGraph and Conceptual SuperHyperGraph
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19428419