 Parametric families of graphs

Parametric families of graphs refer to a collection of graphs defined by one or more parameters that can take on different values. These parameters can dictate various properties of the graphs, such as their structure, size, or constraints. Parametric families are useful in combinatorics, graph theory, and algorithm design because they allow researchers and practitioners to analyze a broad class of graphs simultaneously and to derive general results or algorithms that apply to all graphs within the family.