acyclic graph
[uh-SY-klik graf]
nounpl: acyclic graphs
grafo acíclico
1. A directed or undirected graph that contains no cycles; a graph where it is impossible to start at a vertex and follow a sequence of edges to return to the same vertex
A directed acyclic graph (DAG) is commonly used to represent dependencies in project management.
Um grafo acíclico direcionado (DAG) é comumente usado para representar dependências em gerenciamento de projetos.
2. In computer science, a graph structure where no path allows a node to reach itself by following directed edges
Tree structures are examples of acyclic graphs used in data organization.
Estruturas de árvore são exemplos de grafos acíclicos usados na organização de dados.
This is a specialized term primarily used in academic and professional settings within computer science, mathematics, and engineering. It is equally understood in both Brazil and Portugal in technical contexts. The abbreviation DAG is widely used in software development and data science industries across both English and Portuguese-speaking countries.
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