Figure 3
From: A proof of the DBRF-MEGN method, an algorithm for deducing minimum equivalent gene networks
Difference between MEGN and MEG. Deduction of the MEGN (a) and the MEG (b) from the same graph is shown. The MEGN includes the edge from A to D because no two edges explain the edge. In contrast, the MEG does not include the edge from A to D because A can reach D without using the edge from A to D (A→B→C→D). The MEGN consists only of the essential edges.