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# Global Graph Transformations

@inproceedings{Maignan2015GlobalGT,
title={Global Graph Transformations},
author={Luidnel Maignan and Antoine Spicher},
booktitle={GCM@ICGT},
year={2015}
}
• Published in GCM@ICGT 2015
• Computer Science
In this paper, we consider Global Graph Transformations where all occurrences of a set of predefined local rules are applied altogether synchronously so that each part of the original graph gives rise to a part of the result graph, without any reference to the original one. The particularity here is that our framework is deterministic. This is achieved by incorporating a notion of mutual agreement between its local rules. Our proposition is first motivated and illustrated on existing problems… Expand
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