Support for directed, weighted graphs and code cleanup#12
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steenfatt wants to merge 15 commits intoleoribeiro:masterfrom
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Support for directed, weighted graphs and code cleanup#12steenfatt wants to merge 15 commits intoleoribeiro:masterfrom
steenfatt wants to merge 15 commits intoleoribeiro:masterfrom
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What adjustments are necessary to run on python3? |
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@joewilaj I got this to run in Python3. Here are the necessary changes:
That should pretty much do it. As a test run Karate Kid network. BTW it doesn't look like this repo is maintained so that's a shame. |
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What would need to change for this to work on undirected, weighted graphs? Or, could this be hacked by just adding two directed, weighted edges in opposite directions instead of one weighted undirected edge between two nodes? |
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I have [see corresponding paper] ...
The changes are completely backwards compatible, i.e., any commands that you have been running previously should still work the exact same.