Figure 4
From: Clustering cliques for graph-based summarization of the biomedical research literature
An example of a predication graph. The graph on the left was produced from the predications listed on the right, with frequency of occurrence given next to them. Predications with the same arguments but different predicates may occur in a graph, such as “Parkinson Disease ISA Movement Disorders” and “Parkinson Disease COEXISTS_WITH Movement Disorders”. Such predications are represented as a single arc with multiple labels joining the argument nodes. For clarity, arc labels are not shown in Figure 4.