Graph partition

Graph partition is a way of breaking up a graph into smaller parts. Think of a graph like a city with many roads. To partition the graph, you split the roads up into smaller parts (or sections). For example, you could divide the city into north, south, east, and west sections. Each of these sections would be its own “partition” of the graph. This makes it easier to explore or analyze the graph because you can focus on each smaller section or area separately.