… A signaling hypergraph … a signaling hypergraph (Figure I right). Thus, each of these biological
events has a more direct interpretation when represented as a signaling hypergraph rather …

… In this paper, we formally define the signaling hypergraph as a powerful representation of …
to signaling hyperedges and signaling hypergraphs simply as hyperedges and hypergraphs, …

… 3.1 Signaling Hypergraphs A hypergraph is a generalization of a graph, where an edge can
… signaling pathways as directed hypergraphs, future references to directed hypergraphs, …

… , our later experiments on real cell-signaling hypergraphs show it quickly finds a hyperpath
… experiments over the two standard cell-signaling databases in the literature. Furthermore, we …

… graph, and poorly connected as a hypergraph (which captures many-to-… hypergraph
connectivity that iteratively increases connectivity from a node while preserving the hypergraph …

… In this work we considered signals defined over hypergraphs. First we examined possible
ways to define Fourier basis for hypergraph signals and for signals defined over cell or sim…

… , our later experiments on real cell-signaling hypergraphs show it quickly finds a hyperpath
… experiments over the two standard cell-signaling databases in the literature. We present …

… on a special hypergraph called complexes. In this article [4], hypergraph signals are associ…
as tensors, we define a specific form of hypergraph signals and hypergraph signal shifting. …

… Naturally, every graph can be considered as a special case of a hypergraph. The
signaling hypergraphs can be converted to standard graphs in two different ways [72]. …

… of a hypergraph structure learning … hypergraph from the node signals under a novel dual
smoothness prior that discloses the relationship between the node signals and the hypergraph …