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Line 443: == Terminology and classification of signal-flow graphs == There is some confusion in literature about what a signal-flow graph is; [[Henry Paynter]], inventor of [[bond graphs]], writes: "But much of the decline of signal-flow graphs [...] is due in part to the mistaken notion that the branches must be linear and the nodes must be summative. Neither assumption was embraced by Mason, himself !"<ref name=Paynter>{{cite ~~journal~~web\|last=Paynter\|first=Henry \|date=1992\|title=An Epistemic Prehistory of Bond Graphs\|pages=10, 15 pages \|url=https://www.me.utexas.edu/~longoria/paynter/hmp/BGprehistory.pdf }}</ref> === Standards covering signal-flow graphs ===

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