The graph of a function f is the set of all points (inputs, outputs) = (x,y) in the plane which satisfy the equation y=f (x). You can move the input below and see how the graph give a visual ...

In its fundamental form, this is a power function y = c x (some constant number raised to a variable exponent and a principal of "1"). If we look at this graph of the fundamental power function ...

We develop parametric classes of covariance functions on linear networks and their extension to graphs with Euclidean edges, that is, graphs with edges viewed as line segments or more general sets ...