Let G be the subgraph of G¯(prime) such that there is an edge between vi ∈ V and vj ∈ V in G if and only if there is at least one edge between vi and vj in G¯(prime).
Any tips or hint to solve about finding A from A¯(prime) ?
Let G be the subgraph of G¯(prime) such that there is an edge between vi ∈ V and vj ∈ V in G if and only if there is at least one edge between vi and vj in G¯(prime).
Any tips or hint to solve about finding A from A¯(prime) ?
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$A_{ij}$ is equal to 1 if $\bar A_{ij}$ is not equal to zero. This means that there is an edge between $v_i$ and $v_j$ on $G$ if there is at least one edge between them on $\bar G$, as stated in the problem. $A_{ij}$ is zero if $i=j$ or $\bar A_{ij}=0$.
$$A_{ij}=\begin{cases}0 & i=j\textrm{ or }\bar A_{ij}=0\\1 & \bar A_{ij}>0\end{cases}$$