Game of Life on Graphs

11/02/2021
by   Mikhail Krechetov, et al.
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We consider a specific graph dynamical system inspired by the famous Conway's Game of Life in this work. We study the properties of the dynamical system on different graphs and introduce a new efficient heuristic for graph isomorphism testing. We use the evolution of our system to extract features from a graph in a deterministic way and observe that the extracted features are unique and the distance induced by that features satisfy triangle inequality for all connected graphs with up to ten vertices.

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