Figure 3From: A linear-time algorithm for reconstructing zero-recombinant haplotype configuration on a pedigreeThe concept of a constraint graph. (a) A tree constraint (n i , n j , b t ) of the path that connects n i and n j in a pedigree graph G will be transformed into an edge between n i and n j with weight b t in the corresponding constraint graph G*. (b) A constraint graph. There are three edges (n3, n11), (n7, n5), and (n9, n5) in the constraint graph, which means that there are three tree constraints in the linear system. Note that the constraint graph is disconnected and contains several connected components.Back to article page