Computer Algorithms II Lecture Notes

4 December 2007 • Graph Basics

AANs [Artificial Neural Networks] can be viewed as weighted directed graphs in which artificial neurons are nodes and directed edges (with weights) are connections between neuron outputs and neuron inputs.

--- Anil Jain and Jianchang Mao, Artifical Neural Networks: A Tutorial
IEEE Computer, March 1996

Thus the graph used in most of this paper represents only nouns. Each node represents a noun and two nodes have a link between them if they co-occur separated by the conjunctions and or or, and each link is weighted according to the number of times th co-occurrence is observed.

--- Dominic Widdows and Beate Dorow, A Graph Model for Unsupervised Lexical Acquisition
19th International Conference on Computational Linguistics, August, 2002

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