Tree diagram
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The term tree diagram is used in different ways in different disciplines.
- In mathematics and statistical methods, a tree diagram is used to determine the probability of getting specific results where the possibilities are nested. Example
- In physics, a tree diagram is an acyclic connected Feynman diagram.
- In linguistics, a parse tree is one way to visually represent the structure of a sentence (see X-bar theory), a syllable, or phonological feature geometry.
- In biology: phylogenetics.
- A game tree is a tree diagram used to find and analyze potential moves in a game.
- A decision tree is used in operations research.
See also Tree (disambiguation) for tree structures which may not involve diagrams.
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