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digraph A digraph is a directed graph, meaning a network model in which links have a specified direction.

A digraph is a directed graph, meaning a network model in which links have a specified direction. In the source, it refers to a graph used to represent directional relationships in spatial and time-related data, such as how influences can move from one city to another.

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Drafting source: Wang Li; Tang Qianhui; Wang Xiaoyi; Xu Jiping; Zhao Zhiyao; Zhang Huiyan; Yu Jiabin; Sun Qian; Bai Yuting; Jin Xuebo; Ning Chaoran. Spatio-temporal data prediction of multiple air pollutants in multi-cities based on 4D digraph convolutional neural network. 2023; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0287781; article XML SHA-256 5a727a533f5dd7bbd7357a1257b931559cb00af7f30dcb2b76c4e7de596454eb. “Spatio-temporal data prediction of multiple air pollutants in multi-cities based on 4D digraph convolutional neural network” (10.1371/journal.pone.0287781).
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