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Structural Pattern Recognition using Graph Matching

Approximate and Error-Tolerant Algorithms

by Shri Prakash Dwivedi, Ravi Shankar Singh

1st Edition

Publisher: Chapman & Hall

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Print ISBN9781032850344
eText ISBN9781040421345
PublisherChapman & Hall
Publishing Year2026
Edition1st Edition
LanguageEnglish
Pages250

Structural Pattern Recognition using Graph Matching, 1st Edition, by Shri Prakash Dwivedi and Ravi Shankar Singh, offers a comprehensive reference on approximate and error-tolerant graph algorithms. Published by Chapman & Hall, this volume provides structured analysis for academicians, researchers, and advanced students in structural pattern recognition and computer vision.

The content progresses through distinct theoretical and applied themes. It first establishes fundamental concepts in graph representation and graph manipulation alongside core principles of graph similarity measures. The text then investigates subgraph isomorphism while presenting exact, approximate, geometric, and spectral matching techniques. These algorithms directly address pattern recognition tasks in biological molecule identification, object recognition, and recommendation systems.

Comprising 250 pages, the reference includes 54 black-and-white illustrations to clarify structural representations and algorithmic workflows for students and researchers in artificial intelligence.

Table of Contents

  1. Chapter 1: Introduction

  2. Chapter 2: Structural Pattern Recognition

  3. Chapter 3: Graph Matching Algorithms: A Survey

  4. Chapter 4: Graph Matching using Extensions to Graph Edit Distance

  5. Chapter 5: Graph Matching using Centrality Measures

  6. Chapter 6: Geometric Graph Matching

  7. Chapter 7: Graph Kernels and Embedding

  8. Chapter 8: Graph Matching in Image Analysis

  9. Chapter 9: Graph Matching in Social Network Analysis

  10. Chapter 10: Recent Advances and Future Directions

  11. Chapter A: Graph Matching Tools

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