Hierarchy
- A system in which entities are ranked one above each other.
- A Classification of entities following a scheme of importance
- One entity includes its children entities in a containment hierarchy
Definitions
A Hierarchy is a Tree with:
- successor → child
- predecessor → parent
- root node
- leaves → node of degree 1
- inner nodes
- a tree level (length of path to root node)
- Out-Degree is number of children
- Siblings → same parent
- height of node (length of longest path to leave)
- depth of node (tree level, or length of path to root node)
- height of tree → height of root node or depth of deepest leaf node
- ordered tree → children have fixed left-to-right order
- subtrees are trees
- degree of tree is max degree of all nodes
- a tree is always Planar Graph
- binary tree → out degree at most 2
- Spanning Tree
- rooted tree
- directed acyclic graph (DAG)
- Forest
- MST-Algorithmus von Prim, MST-Algorithmus von Kruskal
- Depth-first search, Breadth-first search → pre-order, post-order, in-order