seosevõrk

A seosevõrk, or association network, is a conceptual framework used to represent relationships between different entities or concepts. It visualizes how various elements are interconnected, illustrating the strength and nature of their links. In its simplest form, a seosevõrk can be depicted as a graph where nodes represent entities and edges represent the associations between them. The edges can be directed or undirected, weighted or unweighted, depending on the specific application.

These networks are employed in diverse fields. In psychology, they help model semantic memory and the way people store and retrieve information. In social sciences, seosevõrgud are used to map social connections, influence, and information flow within communities. In computer science and artificial intelligence, they form the basis of knowledge representation, recommendation systems, and understanding complex datasets. Analyzing the structure and patterns within a seosevõrk can reveal insights into the underlying system, identify influential nodes, and predict future connections. The complexity of a seosevõrk can range from a few interconnected items to vast, intricate structures with millions of nodes and edges.