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Fig 1.

Transformation of network graph and Q-H graph in [14].

(a) Ventilation network graph; (b) Q-H graph.

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Fig 2.

Transformation of network graph and Q-H graph.

(a)Ventilation network graph;(b)Q-H graph.

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Network parameters.

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Fig 3.

Different node output degrees.

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Fig 4.

The change of crossover probability and mutation probability of adaptive genetic algorithm.

(a)Variation of crossover probability Pc; (b)Variation of mutation probability Pm.

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Fig 5.

General genetic algorithm and improved genetic algorithm fitness value changes.

(a)Fitness value variation for each generation by GA;(b) Fitness value variation for each generation by IAGA.

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Fig 6.

Q-H graph optimization flowchart based on IAGA-IPM.

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Fig 7.

A stereo ventilation network graph.

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Fig 8.

Comparison of drawing effects between IAGA-IPM and IPM.

(a)IAGA-IPM drawing effect;(b)IPM drawing effect.

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Fig 9.

Comparison of Q-H graph optimization effect.

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Fig 10.

A ventilation network graph with the unidirectional circuits.

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Fig 11.

Program chart of determining all paths for the network with unidirectional circuits.

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Fig 12.

The conversion of a ventilation network containing single circuit into a network without single circuit.

(a) Network graph containing unidirectional circuits.(b)Network graph after topology transformation.

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Table 2.

Parameters of ventilation network with unidirectional circuits.

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Fig 13.

Q-H graph containing unidirectional circuits.

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Fig 14.

Three-dimensional network graph in [14].

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Fig 15.

Comparison between [14] and the drawing effect of this paper.

(a)Drawing effect in [14];(b)Drawing effect of this paper.

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Fig 16.

Two common ventilation networks.

(a) ∇ network graph; (b) Y network graph.

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Fig 17.

Program chart of automatic simplification.

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Fig 18.

Network simplification process.

(a) An example ventilation; (b) Result of network simplification.

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Fig 19.

The hierarchy of Q-H graph.

(a) Total Q-H graph, (b)General view, (c) s(v1,v8), (d) p(v2,v7), (e) s(v2,v7) left, (f) s(v2,v7) right, (g) d(v9,v13), (h) p(v10,v12), (i) d(v2,v5), (j) p(v5,v6).

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Fig 20.

Functions of Q-H graph.

(a) Q-H graph of distribution of three areas; (b)Q-H graph of distribution of gas concentration; (c) Q-H graph of distribution of pollution scope.

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