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| | Leaf node - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | In computer science, a leaf node is a node of a tree data structure that has zero child nodes. | | | In the graph theory tree, a leaf node is a vertex of degree 1 other than the root (except when the tree has only one vertex; then the root, too, is a leaf). | | | In tree based genetic programming a leaf is the outermost part of program tree. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leaf_node
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| | The leaf nodes |
| | In the leaf nodes, we put a summary of all the key rearrangements that have been done along the path from root to leaf. |
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http://cs.baylor.edu/~maurer/sorting/sld061.htm
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| | Reusing Scene Graphs |
| | Leaf node subclasses (for example, Behaviors) that contain any user node-specific data that needs to be duplicated during a | | | This method takes a reference to the node in the original subgraph as an input parameter and returns a reference to the equivalent node in the just-cloned subgraph. | | | Alternatively, the NodeComponent object can be duplicated, in which case the new leaf node would reference the duplicated object. |
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http://java.sun.com/products/java-media/3D/forDevelopers/J3D_1_3_API/j3dguide/SceneGraphSharing.html
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| | Leaf nodes respond with a query reply naming all shared files. | | | One idea is for a ultrapeer to not forward a query if it receives a large number of replies from its leaf nodes. | | | Better QHD support: because leaf nodes are given the chance to respond to all queries, they can provide up-to-the-minute information in the QHD, such as estimated download speed and busy status. |
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http://rfc-gnutella.sourceforge.net/src/Ultrapeers_1.0.html
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| | Method of compacting and searching a data index - Patent 4677550 |
| | Step 916: The revised old Prolog, and all bytes of the old node between the Prolog and the node position corresponding to K-SPLIT, are written into the computer storage system, along with a node END CODE (hexadecimal "FF" in the case of a branch node, and "0" in the case of a leaf node). | | | For example, in the IBM System/34 computer, each node is 256 bytes long, corresponding to that computer system's magnetic disk sector size. | | | Following each seek, the contents of a node may be read into the high-speed memory of the computer system. |
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http://www.freepatentsonline.com/4677550.html
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| | How to Use Trees |
| | The interfaces that the default tree model expects its tree nodes to implement, and the implementation used by the default tree model. | | | For example, to paint a leaf node that has the string "The Java Programming Language", the tree asks its cell renderer to return a component that can paint a leaf node with that string. | | | to serve as the root node for the tree. |
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http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/uiswing/components/tree.html
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| | InfoVis 2003 Contest - TreeJuxtaposer Entry |
| | Most nodes in the phylo_A and phylo_B trees moved, but a few nodes managed to remain together and match between the two trees. | | | TreeJuxtaposer does not have the functionality required to interact with the nodes at a low level since the matching process used is automatic. | | | Finding a node with a known path can be done in the Find panel, or by browsing through the tree. |
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http://www.cs.ubc.ca/~tmm/papers/contest03/story_big.html
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| | Class tea.set.Forest |
| | The naming of the tree nodes is similar to a file path, but instead of using slash or back-slash, a dot is used to separate the components. | | | Show the nodes in the first 'level' levels. | | | If level is greater than zero, the child nodes in the next "level" levels will also be shown. |
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http://www.cs.wustl.edu/~javagrp/TeaSet/man/tea.set.Forest.html
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| | Active Network Overlay Network (ANON) |
| | Because node addresses are usually visible at the level of active packets (and therefore at the active network programming level), it is not sufficient to adapt the execution environments. | | | For doing so, the leaf's T-address is stored in network order in a byte array and the active node's typeID (also network order) appended before the MD5 hash is computed. | | | The unicast links between ANON leaf nodes and/or hub nodes can be based on UDP (User Datagram Protocol [RFC 768]): a complete ANEP packet (ANON- as well as non-ANON packets) is placed inside the datagram's payload. |
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http://abone.ifi.unizh.ch/~anon/anon-rfc.html
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| | PlanetMath: leaf node (of a tree) |
| | A leaf of a tree is any node which has degree of exactly 1. | | | Cross-references: child nodes, rooted tree, degree, node, tree | | | This is version 2 of leaf node (of a tree), born on 2002-03-02, modified 2002-03-03. |
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http://planetmath.org/encyclopedia/Leaf.html
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| | Testing whether a graph is acyclic |
| | The partial correctness of the algorithm is based on the ideas which led to it. | | | Finally, we need to package the calls to these functions in such a way that iteration is achieved. | | | Partial correctness is a technical term: It means that if the algorithm terminates, it does so with the correct answer. |
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http://www.cs.hmc.edu/~keller/courses/cs60/s98/examples/acyclic
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| | Tutorial: Leaf Pages |
| | By marking your leaf nodes you help us to keep track of how many species are represented on the Tree of Life Project at any given time. | | | He now starts developing the branch for Oozimanus, one of the critterine genera by adding nodes for each Oozimanus species,... | | | Leaf pages do not feature a tree diagram. |
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http://working.live.tolweb.org/tree/sep/tutorial/tutorial14.html
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| | [hfs-user] Index / Leaf nodes - help needed.. |
| | My mode of generating = the index=20 nodes is quite generic so I would expect an error to either repeat=20 itselfandnbsp;more frequently or no error to appear... | | | My mode of generating the index nodes is = quite generic so I would expect an error to either repeat itself more = frequently or no error to appear... | | | The problem cannot lie in the root or A level index nodes since part = of the data pointed to by each of the B-level index nodes get dispayed = correctly. |
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http://www.mars.org/mailman/public/hfs-user/2002/000251.html
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| | Reducing Memory Requirements: Eliminating Nodes |
| | At first glance, this would seem to greatly complicate the search algorithm, since during a search, at each node we might have to look at an unknown number of characters of the key we are searching for instead of single character. | | | This suggests an immediate optimization: represent all of the leaf nodes with a single leaf. | | | If the only thing that we are interested in storing in the trie is a set of keys (with no associated values), then leaf nodes contain no useful information except that their |
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http://www.eecs.harvard.edu/~ellard/Q-97/HTML/root/node26.html
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| | Java - Balanced binary tree with fixed leaf nodes |
| | The tree is balanced (to the extent possible) and all the input nodes | | | data structure given a set of leaf nodes as input. | | | Java - Balanced binary tree with fixed leaf nodes |
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http://www.codecomments.com/archive257-2005-3-417316.html
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| | the blakjack table - LE tutorial 7 |
| | The more leaf nodes there are, the more portals are created, the longer the VIS process takes and the larger the VISdata in the bsp file (there is a 2Mb limit). | | | Bots navigate the map based on the geometry and the items, so the larger and more complex your map is, the bigger the AAS file will be, the more taxing each bot will be on performance and the more problems are likely to exist (also known as "those stupid q3 bots"). | | | To quote SPoG, "a portal is like a window that looks out from one leaf node into another". |
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http://www.planetquake.com/feelthepain/blakjack/levelediting7.htm
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| | Tree Data Structure |
| | In computer science, a data structure is a way of storing data in a computer so that it can be used efficiently. | | | Image pyramids and trees, quadtree data structures for binary tree predictive image coding... | | | is coded in Haskell as: data Tree = Leaf |
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http://www.data-recovery-e.info/38/tree-data-structure.html
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| | May not need a fixed // number of quantization bits. | | | ASSERT(P); ASSERT(N); // Internal node => keep the box current_node->GetAABB()->GetCenter(linear[box_id].mAABB.mCenter); current_node->GetAABB()->GetExtents(linear[box_id].mAABB.mExtents); if(P->IsLeaf()) { // The input tree must be complete => i.e. | | | * \param mesh_interface [in] mesh interface for current model * \return true if success */ /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// bool AABBCollisionTree::Refit(const MeshInterface* mesh_interface) { ASSERT(!"Not implemented since AABBCollisionTrees have twice as more nodes to refit as AABBNoLeafTrees!"); return false; } /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// /** * Walks the tree and call the user back for each node. |
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http://www-personal.umich.edu/~dratti/drattLib/OPCODE/OPC_OptimizedTree.cpp
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| | Web services programming tips and tricks: Improve interoperability between J2EE technology and .NET, Part 1 |
| | The reason: the Document/literal approach defines the message types as concrete types based on the XML Schema; the XML Schema represents natural tree structures with the XSD primitive types as leaf nodes. | | | A cyclic object graph cannot be transformed into a tree structure. | | | It turns out there is no easy way to do this with the Document/literal approach. |
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http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/xml/library/ws-tip-j2eenet1
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| | Finally, the prune operation itself is charged just O(1) - bascially for the test if r==0 in the first line of the algorithm. | | | A suggested algorithm for pruning is given below. | | | DECREASE_KEY - recall that a DECREASE_KEY is responsible for the costs associated with two nodes - the node X where the DECREASE_KEY is being done, and the node Y where the cascading cut ends. |
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http://www.eecis.udel.edu/~elloyd/cis621/p5/p5.html
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| | PQ tree - LearnThis.Info Enclyclopedia |
| | A PQ tree is a special kind of tree data structure. | | | It is a rooted, labeled tree, with non-leaf nodes laballed P or Q. A P node has at least two children, and a Q node has at least three children. |
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http://encyclopedia.learnthis.info/p/pq/pq_tree.html
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| | Introduction to SGL |
| | Some leaf nodes are used to define the view position and orientation, others define the position and orientation of lights in the scene, and others encapsulate either text or geometry (sglGeode) to be rendered in the 3D scene. | | | To use this data a number of functions are also defined that traverse the tree and perform operations on each node. | | | Associated with the root node - they can be specified and default or override states for the entire tree by storing them in the root (sglScene) node. |
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http://sgl.sourceforge.net/intro.html
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| | NC Exchange - Articles Star Network |
| | A computer network with a star network topology, in its simplest form, consists of one central, or hub computer which acts as a router to transmit messages between connected computers by a store-and-forward or switching system. | | | In this case multiple routes may exist between any two given nodes of the network. | | | A hierarchical extension of the star topology allows each node connected by a hub to in turn play the role of a hub for a disjoint set of leaf nodes. |
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http://www.ncexchange.org/15__Star_Network.html
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| | dBforums - Select leaf nodes from tree |
| | I have wrestled with the query below but cannot get it to perform as I | | | Given a simple tree structure represented in a table shown below: | | | I am trying to select all rows from a table where the group_id does not |
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http://dbforums.com/t721580.html
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| | Translation procedures for leaf nodes |
| | The only missing components are the procedure that handles the procedure call node and the code produced. | | | The sample procedures just shown suffice to translate the example presented earlier |
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http://www.cs.um.edu.mt/~hzarb/CSM201/notes/lecture14/sld015.htm
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| | Scalable Simulation Framework |
| | If we represent such a hierarchical division of addresses as a tree, the leaf nodes of the tree contain blocks of physical interface addresses, and internal nodes of the tree contain subnet addresses. | | | It is simple, but important to understand, that a hierarchical subdivision of address space can be applied to networks whose physical topology is not a tree graph. | | | Note that in the pink subnet with level "3" (lower right) there are LANs that interconnect several routers. |
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http://www.ssfnet.org/InternetDocs/ssfnetTutorial-1-vlsm.html
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| | %e A113079 Then a(n) counts the number of nodes in generation n. | | | %e A113079 The tree of tournament sequences of descendents of %e A113079 a node labelled (5) begins: %e A113079 [5]; generation 1: 5->[6,7,8,9,10]; generation 2: %e A113079 6->[7,8,9,10,11,12], 7->[8,9,10,11,12,13,14], %e A113079 8->[9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16], 9->[10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18], %e A113079 10->[11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19,20];... | | | 124, table 5.1.2, p*a_p %F A003084 Sum a(n) x^n / n = log (1 + Sum d(n) x^n), where d(n) is # digraphs on n nodes (A000273). |
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http://www.research.att.com/~njas/sequences/eisBTfry00072.txt
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| | leaf - FOLDOC Definition |
| | (Or "terminal node") In a tree, a node which has no daughter. | | | "LEAF: A Language which Integrates Logic, Equations and Functions", R. Barbuti et al in Logic Programming, Functions Relations and Equations, D. DeGroot et al eds, P-H 1986, pp.201-238. | | | If you have problems or comments con cerning our WWW service, please send e-mail to the following address: webmaster@NightFlight.com. |
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http://www.nightflight.com/foldoc-bin/foldoc.cgi?leaf
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| | The Leaf Nodes II |
| | The Leaf Nodes II Each Leaf node represents a permutation of the list. | | | The Leaf Nodes II Slide 62 of 71 |
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http://cs.baylor.edu/~maurer/sorting/sld062.htm
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| | Plant Structure II |
| | An common example of this is the husk of corn or a blade of grass (both are monocots). | | | Both groups, however, have the same basic architecture of nodes, internodes, etc. | | | These new bundles are close together, providing support for the stem. |
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http://www.estrellamountain.edu/faculty/farabee/biobk/BioBookPLANTANATII.html
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| | unz_olds.adb |
| | -- max code to be searched for leaf nodes |
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http://homepage.sunrise.ch/mysunrise/gdm/uza_html/unz_olds__adb.htm
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| | cell-relay Mail Archive: CR: Leaf nodes rejecting a add party |
| | Furhtermore, how would a LEAF node initiate removal from an existing | | | In addition, if any one wants to take a stab at this, what is the | | | question I have has to do with the rejection of an ADD PARTY message by a LEAF |
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http://www.cs-ipv6.lancs.ac.uk/ipv6/mail-archive/Cell-Relay/1996-05/0167.html
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| | tkined-mail-archive.1996: Re: binding non-leaf nodes |
| | Maybe in reply to: Air France - Kamyar Djoneidi: "binding non-leaf nodes" | | | Previous message: Air France - Kamyar Djoneidi: "Re: binding non-leaf nodes" |
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http://www.ibr.cs.tu-bs.de/projects/nm/tkined/marchive-1996/0850.html
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