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In a graph, each edge connects exactly two vertices, but in a hypergraph, an edge (also called a “hyperedge”) can connect any number of vertices.
A hypergraph is a set of vertices (also called “nodes”) and a set of hyperedges, which are used to connect the vertices. Each hyperedge is a subset of the vertices, and it can contain any number of vertices, including just one or even none at all.
Hypergraphs are often used to model complex relationships between entities, where it is not necessarily meaningful to represent the relationships as a simple pairwise connection. For example, a hypergraph might be used to represent the relationships between different concepts in a knowledge base, or to model the interactions between different groups of people in a social network.
There are many different ways to represent and analyze hypergraphs, including using techniques from graph theory, discrete mathematics, and computer science.
Hypergraphs can be used in dialog systems to represent the structure and content of a conversation or dialogue. A dialog system is a computer system that is designed to enable a conversation or interaction with a human user, typically through some form of natural language interface.
In a dialog system, a hypergraph might be used to represent the various possible paths that a conversation can take, with each hyperedge representing a possible conversation topic or subtopic. The vertices of the hypergraph might represent individual utterances or exchanges within the conversation, and the hyperedges might represent the connections or relationships between them.
For example, a hypergraph might be used to represent the structure of a customer service conversation, with the vertices representing individual customer queries or complaints, and the hyperedges representing the various possible responses or actions that the system can take in response.
Using a hypergraph to represent a dialog system can help to make the structure of the conversation more flexible and adaptable, and can enable the system to handle a wide variety of conversation topics and scenarios. It can also make it easier to update and maintain the system over time, as new topics or responses can be added to the hypergraph as needed.
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Concept-to-text generation via discriminative reranking I Konstas, M Lapata – Proceedings of the 50th Annual Meeting of the …, 2012 – dl.acm.org … An appealing alternative is to rerank the hyper- graph directly (Huang, 2008). … in this framework non-local features are computed at all internal hypergraph nodes, allowing the de … and surface realization; we repre- sent parse derivations compactly using hypergraphs and illustrate … Cited by 13 Related articles All 5 versions Cite Save
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R Vuorikari, B Berendt – 2009 – dspace.learningnetworks.org … However, this view igStudy on contexts in tracking usage and attention metadata in multilingual Technology Enhanced Learning nores the essential role of the user in tagging. Tags and the resulting networks (folksonomies) are commonly modelled as tri-partite hypergraphs, eg [CSB+07]. … [WK89] Wahlster, W; Kobsa, A. User models in dialog systems. … Cited by 6 Related articles All 8 versions Cite Save
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On Developing User Interfaces for Children in Educational Virtual Reality Environments L Scarlatos, R Friedman – cs.stonybrook.edu … Adaptive learning with dialog systems will help us to fine-tune the gestural interface, making it more natural and intuitive for the children. … http://www.siggraph.org/education/materials/ HyperGraph/animation/character_animation/ motion_capture/motion_optical.htm. 22. … Related articles All 7 versions Cite Save More
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