Comparative Electricity Analysis: Muskrat Falls vs Isolated Island Cases

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Comparative Electricity Analysis:Muskrat Falls vs Isolated Island Cases

Graph Colouring

Graph Colouring. Lecture 10: Oct 15. (based on slides in MIT 6.042). Graph Colouring. Graph Colouring Problem: Given a graph, colour all the vertices so that two adjacent vertices get different colours. Objective: use minimum number of colours. 3-colourable. time. Flight Gates.

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Motion Graphs Review

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Box and Whisker Graph

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Describing a graph? MK p 115

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Using a Directed Graph

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Discrete Mathematics

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Transformation of Functions

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Unnderstanding Longitude & Latitude

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Elementary Graph Algorithms

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Graphs

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Shifting a Function’s Graph

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Graph Coloring

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12.7 – Graphs

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EEG Research with graph theory

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Private Graph Algorithms in the Semi-Honest Model

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Crawling

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Unit 1 Notes

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Comparative Electricity Analysis: Muskrat Falls vs Isolated Island Cases

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Presentation Transcript

Graph Colouring

Motion Graphs Review

Box and Whisker Graph

Describing a graph? MK p 115

Using a Directed Graph

Discrete Mathematics

Transformation of Functions

Unnderstanding Longitude &amp; Latitude

Elementary Graph Algorithms

Graphs

Warm-Up: Solve and Graph

Shifting a Function’s Graph

Graph Coloring

12.7 – Graphs

EEG Research with graph theory

Private Graph Algorithms in the Semi-Honest Model

Graph-based Planning

5 The Mathematics of Getting Around

Crawling

Unit 1 Notes

Unnderstanding Longitude & Latitude