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Full AbstractionString Diagrammatic LanguageDirected GraphNetwork ScienceGraph TheoryEngineeringData FlowAutomated ReasoningFormal NotationNetwork ComplexityFormal MethodsNetwork AnalysisGraph Signal ProcessingComputer ScienceFormal SystemNetwork TheorySignal ProcessingGraph Processing
Network theory uses the string diagrammatic language of monoidal categories to study graphical structures formally, eschewing specialised translations into intermediate formalisms. Recently, there has been a concerted research focus on developing a network theoretic approach to signal flow graphs, which are classical structures in control theory, signal processing and a cornerstone in the study of feedback. In this approach, signal flow graphs are given a relational denotational semantics in terms of formal power series.
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