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Figure 1 Illustration of an elementary strong collapse. In the complex on the left, v is dominated by v Õ
Figure 2 Left: K (in grey), Right: N (K) (in grey) and N 2 (K) (in blue). N 2 (K) is isomorphic to a full-subcomplex of K highlighted in blue on the left.
Table 1 From left to right M, N (M) and N 2 (M )
Table 2 The rows are, from top to down: dataset X , number of snapshots (snp), total number of simplices in the original filtration (Flt), number of simplices in the collapsed tower (Twr), total number of simplices in the equivalent filtration (EqF), ratio

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