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Figure 5.
An example of independent groups. (a) Initially deduced edges (Eide). (b) Essential edges (Ees). Uncovered edges in main components (
) are dotted. (c) Independent groups of uncovered edges in main components. Uncovered edges in main
components are separated into two independent groups G0 (
) and G1 (
). Edges in one group do not explain those in other group. consists of 
and 
. consists of 
, 
, 
, 
, and 
.
) are dotted. (c) Independent groups of uncovered edges in main components. Uncovered edges in main
components are separated into two independent groups G0 () and G1 (). Edges in one group do not explain those in other group. consists of and . consists of , , , , and .
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