Graphs Resources
Websites
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Numbers covers the gamut of math and applied math topics, but there are ten episodes just about graph theory. Not bad by the numbers.
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Think you've got what it takes to make graphs planar? Test your skills using this game. It’s like untangling yarn, except without any guarantee you can fix it.
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Graphs: great for finding paths and modeling things. This article will tell you everything about how video-games can use graphs to model a player’s choices and decisions.
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Bet you didn't know graph theory powers the Google Maps. Graphs speed everything up, and you can read all about it here.
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Like the opposite of Planarity, this game makes you connect all the nodes into a graph. Between the two games, you should have all your nodes covered.
Articles
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Not only will you find all the concepts you've seen in this learning guide, but this article's also going to tell you about a few way we're using graphs today. Aside from Facebook's friend graphs, of course.
Videos
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If we were to over-generalize about human history, we'd say that humans love talking about themselves. This time Manuel Lin uses graphs to do it.
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If urban planning's your jam, check out this video using graphs to model how people, roads, and buildings interact in cities.