Talk:Conceptual graph

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I was hoping someone could wander along and answer my question:

What kind of datastructure is normally used to represent a conceptual graph in memory?

I get the impression that it's often a normal production-rules logic representation of some kind, so that the conceptual network is really a bunch of disconnected statements in memory that define a graph as opposed to actually being one (in short, edges aren't pointers).

I tried to look around on some relevant websites, but they seem to concentrate more on the graphs themselves than on their representation in memory.