Showing the social side of graphs
Graphs have social implications because they often reflect relationships between
people in various settings. One of the most obvious uses of graphs is the
organizational chart. Think about it. Each node is a different person in the
organization, with edges connecting the nodes to show the various relationships
between individuals. The same holds true for all sorts of graphs, such as those
that show family history. However, in the first case, the graph is undirected
because communication flows both ways between managers and subordinates
(although the nature of the conversation differs based on direction). In the second
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