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It really depends on your graph and how it is used. Most likely you can just count all the nodes that are not leaf nodes. Any of the things that the objects can share could be considered classes.
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It really depends on your graph and how it is used. Most likely you can just count all the nodes that are not leaf nodes. Any of the things that the objects can share could be considered classes.

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if all the nodes are connected, does that mean there is a single class comprised of all the nodes?
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if all the nodes are connected, does that mean there is a single class comprised of all the nodes?

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How do you Determine the number of classes of a similarity graph?
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How do you Determine the number of classes of a similarity graph?

Determine the number of classes of a similarity graph

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