Generation method, non-transitory computer-readable recording medium, and information processing apparatus

A non-transitory computer-readable recording medium having stored therein a generation program that causes a computer to execute a process comprising:

• acquiring a first measure and a second measure configured from graph data including a plurality of conditional branches coupled by a directed edge and nodes coupled to destinations to which each of the plurality of conditional branches is branched;
• first generating information regarding a first difference between the acquired first and second measures, the first difference being at least one of a difference in structure of graph data and a difference in branch probability of an object assigned to a node of the conditional branch;
• and
• second generating correspondence information in which the generated information regarding the first difference is associated with information regarding a second difference between the acquired first and second measures, the second difference being at least one of a difference in effect value and a difference in certainty factor.

An information processing apparatus comprising:

• a processor configured to:
• acquire a first measure and a second measure configured from graph data including a plurality of conditional branches coupled by a directed edge and nodes coupled to destinations to which each of the plurality of conditional branches is branched;
• generate information regarding a first difference between the acquired first and second measures, the first difference being at least one of a difference in structure of graph data and a difference in branch probability of an object assigned to a node of the conditional branch;
• and
• generate correspondence information in which the generated information regarding the first difference is associated with information regarding a second difference between the acquired first and second measures, the second difference being at least one of a difference in effect value and a difference in certainty factor.