1. plural of bipartition; instances of dividing something into two parts or groups
Usage: formal; technical
2. in mathematics and graph theory, divisions of a set or graph into exactly two disjoint subsets
Usage: technical; mathematics

Examples

• The bipartitions of the data allowed researchers to compare two distinct groups.
• In graph theory, bipartitions help identify whether a graph is bipartite.
• The political debate centered on the bipartitions between urban and rural voters.
• Several bipartitions of the dataset were tested to find the optimal classification.
• The algorithm generates all possible bipartitions of the network nodes.
• Historical bipartitions of the country reflected deep ideological differences.