Hi all,
Are there any tree or graph modules available for python?
Cheers,
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Ant... 5 1692
Google for "boost graph python"
Istvan Albert wrote: See this:
https://networkx.lanl.gov/
Or if you want to be able to handle large graphs efficiently, igraph
might be a good choice: http://igraph.sourceforge.net/
It's written in pure C, but has a Python interface and according to my
measurements, it's much faster than any other Python graph package. The
Python interface really needs some documentation, though, because now
the only way to figure things out is to call help(igraph.Gra ph) after
importing the module. (Or read the documentation of the C interface and
hope that the function arguments are the same :))
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Tamas <nt****@gmail.c om>
Thanks guys. The networkx and igraph packages look to have the sort of
features I want. I'm surprised there's nothing in the standard module
library really.
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