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A hypergraph is a graph generalization in which edge can connect many vertices. Recently I saw many publications about hypergraphs(segmentation, clustering and so on). So my questions is: Is there any real world applications of hypergraphs (and probably implementations) or this is just academic research that not intended to be used by engineers? Is there any analogs of the common graph algorithms, like max-flow or Dijkstra that can be used with hypergraphs? I have an intuition about normal graphs. For example, graph can be used to represent transport network or busyness rules of Bayesian network. But I have no such intuition about hypergraphs, they're absolutely counterintuitive for me.
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