A graph satisfies isomorphism if they have the same nodes, connections, and connection weights.
Isomorphic graphs are topographically equivalent. However, as nodes may be positioned differently, isomorphic graphs can be visually different.
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A graph satisfies isomorphism if they have the same nodes, connections, and connection weights.
Isomorphic graphs are topographically equivalent. However, as nodes may be positioned differently, isomorphic graphs can be visually different.