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Canonical labeling is a process used primarily in graph theory to assign a unique label to each isomorphism class of graphs, which enables efficient graph comparison and classification. This process is essential for tasks like graph isomorphism testing and automorphism group calculation, providing a standardized form that is consistent across all equivalent representations of the graph.
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