Cayley graphs as classifiers for data mining: the influence of asymmetries (Q1044901)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 5647982
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    Cayley graphs as classifiers for data mining: the influence of asymmetries
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 5647982

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      Cayley graphs as classifiers for data mining: the influence of asymmetries (English)
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      15 December 2009
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      This is strictly an expository article. From the authors' abstract: ``The endomorphism monoids of graphs have been actively investigated. They are convenient tools expressing asymmetries of the graphs. One of the most important classes of graphs considered in this framework is that of Cayley graphs. Our paper proposes a new method of using Cayley graphs for classification of data. We give a survey of recent results devoted to the Cayley graphs also involving their endomorphism monoids.''
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      Cayley graphs
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      endomorphism monoids
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      classification: monoid
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      finite state automaton
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      periodic semigroup
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