unoriented path
[/ʌn.ˈɔr.i.ən.təd pæθ/]
nounpl: unoriented paths
caminho não orientado
1. In graph theory and topology, a path in which the edges or connections have no inherent direction or orientation; the path can be traversed in either direction without distinction
An unoriented path in an undirected graph allows movement along edges in both directions equally.
Um caminho não orientado em um grafo não direcionado permite movimento ao longo das arestas em ambas as direções igualmente.
2. A sequence of vertices connected by edges where no directional arrows or preferences are assigned to the connections
The unoriented path from vertex A to vertex B is the same whether traversed forward or backward.
O caminho não orientado do vértice A para o vértice B é o mesmo seja percorrido para frente ou para trás.
This is a technical term primarily used in academic and professional contexts within mathematics, computer science, and discrete mathematics. It is not commonly used in everyday conversation in either English or Portuguese-speaking regions. The term is standardized across English, Brazilian Portuguese, and European Portuguese academic communities.
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