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Cite Journal: Pattern Recognition Letters |  Publication Date: Dec 1, 1987 |
 Citations: 377 |
Affiliation: University of Nebraska–Lincoln
We show that a fuzzy group can be associated with a fuzzy graph in a natural way. Some properties of fuzzy graphs are considered and we introduce the notions of eccentricity and center. Our examples indicate that results from (crisp) graph theory do not always have analogs for fuzzy graphs.
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