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> If we have this catalog:
> Class[A] -> Class[B]
> Class A { resource{"A1"}; resource{"A2"}; resource{"A3"} )
> Class B { resource{"B1"}; resource{"B2"}; resource{"B3"} )
>
> the edges expand to:
> A1 -> B1 ; A1 -> B2 ; A1 -> B3
> A2 -> B1 ; A2 -> B2 ; A2 -> B3
> A3 -> B1 ; A3 -> B2 ; A3 -> B3
> that's nine edges, which is (A * B)
>
> Instead, we could do something like:
> beginA -> A1 -> endA
> beginA -> A2 -> endA
> beginA -> A3 -> endA
> endA -> beginB
> beginB -> B1 -> endB
> beginB -> B2 -> endB
> beginB -> B3 -> endB
> which has more edges in a small example, but it's (2A + 2B + 1), so it's
> much less prone to explosions.
>
> How does this change if you leave the Class etc. resources in the graph?
If I"m understanding your question, they are in the graph, split
between two nodes (e.g. in his example class A is {beginA, endA});
which you use for the class would depend on the purpose.
-- M
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