Example #1
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/**
 * Will return a formatted string containing:
 * - the output of human_readable_terse(),
 * - the list of vertices and edges in a DOT-like syntax.
 *
 * @return string containing complete human readable representation of the topology.
 */
std::string base::human_readable() const
{
	std::ostringstream s;
	s << human_readable_terse();
	s << "Connections:\n\n";
	std::pair<v_iterator,v_iterator> vertices = get_vertices();
	std::pair<a_iterator,a_iterator> adj_vertices;
	for (; vertices.first != vertices.second; ++vertices.first) {
		adj_vertices = get_adjacent_vertices(*vertices.first);
		s << (*vertices.first);
		if (adj_vertices.first != adj_vertices.second) {
			s << " -> {";
			while (adj_vertices.first != adj_vertices.second) {
				s << (*adj_vertices.first);
				++adj_vertices.first;
				if (adj_vertices.first != adj_vertices.second) {
					s << ' ';
				}
			}
			s << '}';
		}
		s << '\n';
	}
	return s.str();
}
void EdgeIterator::step( MsqError& err )
{
  if (adjIter != adjList.end())
  {
    ++adjIter;
  }
  
  while (adjIter == adjList.end() && ++vertIdx < patchPtr->num_nodes())
  {
    get_adjacent_vertices( err );  MSQ_ERRRTN(err);
  }
}
Example #3
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EdgeIterator::EdgeIterator( PatchData* p, MsqError& err )
  : patchPtr(p),
    vertIdx(0)
{
  p->generate_vertex_to_element_data();
  if (patchPtr->num_nodes()) {
    get_adjacent_vertices( err );
    if (adjIter == adjList.end()) {
      step(err);
      MSQ_ERRRTN(err);
    }
  }
  else
    adjIter = adjList.end();
}
int main(){
     int i, n ,output[100];
     graph g = create_graph();
     add_edge(g, 0, 1);
     add_edge(g, 0, 2);
     add_edge(g, 1, 2);
     add_edge(g, 1, 3);
#define PRINT_ADJACENT_VERTIES(v) {                                 \
          n = get_adjacent_vertices(g, v, output);                  \
          if(n == 0)                                                \
               printf("No adjacent vertices of node" #v " \n");     \
          else{                                                     \
               printf("Adjacent vertices of node "#v": ");          \
               for(i = 0; i < n; i++)                               \
                    printf("%5d", output[i]);                       \
               printf("\n");                                        \
          }                                                         \
     }                                                              

     PRINT_ADJACENT_VERTIES(0);
     PRINT_ADJACENT_VERTIES(1);
     PRINT_ADJACENT_VERTIES(2);
     PRINT_ADJACENT_VERTIES(3);
#undef PRINT_ADJACENT_VERTIES


     printf("\n");
     printf("\n\nTest drop !\n");

     drop_graph(&g);

     n = get_adjacent_vertices(g, 1, output);
 
     if(n == 0)
          printf("No adjacent vertices of node 1 \n");
     else{
          printf("Adjacent vertices of node 1: ");
          for(i = 0; i < n; i++)
               printf("%5d", output[i]);
     }
     printf("\n");
     
     
     return 0;
}
Example #5
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void clustered_ba::connect(const vertices_size_type &idx)
{
	pagmo_assert(get_number_of_vertices() > 0);
	const vertices_size_type prev_size = get_number_of_vertices() - 1;
	if (prev_size < m_m0) {
		// If we had not built the initial m0 nodes, do it.
		// We want to connect the newcomer island with high probability, and make sure that
		// at least one connection exists (otherwise the island stays isolated).
		// NOTE: is it worth to make it a user-tunable parameter?
                const double prob = 0.0;
		// Flag indicating if at least 1 connection was added.
		bool connection_added = false;
		// Main loop.
		for (std::pair<v_iterator,v_iterator> vertices = get_vertices(); vertices.first != vertices.second; ++vertices.first) {
			// Do not consider the new vertex itself.
			if (*vertices.first != idx) {
				if (m_drng() < prob) {
					connection_added = true;
					// Add the connections
					add_edge(*vertices.first,idx);
					add_edge(idx,*vertices.first);
				}
			}
		}
		// If no connections were established and this is not the first island being inserted,
		// establish at least one connection with a random island other than n.
		if ((!connection_added) && (prev_size != 0)) {
			// Get a random vertex index between 0 and n_vertices - 1. Keep on repeating the procedure if by
			// chance we end up on idx again.
			boost::uniform_int<vertices_size_type> uni_int(0,get_number_of_vertices() - 1);
			vertices_size_type rnd;
                        do {
				rnd = uni_int(m_urng);
			} while (rnd == idx);
			// Add connections to the random vertex.
			add_edge(rnd,idx);
			add_edge(idx,rnd);
		}
	} else {
                // Now we need to add j edges, choosing the nodes with a probability
		// proportional to their number of connections. We keep track of the
		// connection established in order to avoid connecting twice to the same
		// node.
                // j is a random integer in the range 1 to m.
                boost::uniform_int<edges_size_type> uni_int2(1,m_m);
		std::size_t i = 0;
                std::size_t j = uni_int2(m_urng);
		std::pair<v_iterator,v_iterator> vertices;
		std::pair<a_iterator,a_iterator> adj_vertices;
                while (i < j) {
                        // Let's find the current total number of edges.
                        const edges_size_type n_edges = get_number_of_edges();
                        pagmo_assert(n_edges > 0);
                        boost::uniform_int<edges_size_type> uni_int(0,n_edges - 1 - i);
                        // Here we choose a random number between 0 and n_edges - 1 - i.
                        const edges_size_type rn = uni_int(m_urng);
                        edges_size_type n = 0;
			// Iterate over all vertices and accumulate the number of edges for each of them. Stop when the accumulated number of edges is greater
			// than rn. This is equivalent to giving a chance of connection to vertex v directly proportional to the number of edges departing from v.
			// You can think of this process as selecting a random edge among all the existing edges and connecting to the vertex from which the
			// selected edge departs.
			vertices = get_vertices();
			for (; vertices.first != vertices.second; ++vertices.first) {
				// Do not consider it_n.
				if (*vertices.first != idx) {
					adj_vertices = get_adjacent_vertices(*vertices.first);
					n += boost::numeric_cast<edges_size_type>(std::distance(adj_vertices.first,adj_vertices.second));
					if (n > rn) {
						break;
					}
				}
			}
			pagmo_assert(vertices.first != vertices.second);
			// If the candidate was not already connected, then add it.
			if (!are_adjacent(idx,*vertices.first)) {
                                // Connect to nodes that are already adjacent to idx with probability p.
                                // This step increases clustering in the network.
                                adj_vertices = get_adjacent_vertices(idx);
                                for(;adj_vertices.first != adj_vertices.second; ++adj_vertices.first) {
                                    if(m_drng() < m_p && *adj_vertices.first != *vertices.first && !are_adjacent(*adj_vertices.first,*vertices.first)) {
                                        add_edge(*adj_vertices.first, *vertices.first);
                                        add_edge(*vertices.first, *adj_vertices.first);
                                    }
                                }
                                // Connect to idx
				add_edge(*vertices.first,idx);
				add_edge(idx,*vertices.first);
				++i;
			}
		}
	}
}
Example #6
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/**
 * Adjacent vertices are those connected from the interested vertex.
 *
 * @param[in] idx index of the interested vertex.
 *
 * @return number of adjacent vertices.
 */
base::edges_size_type base::get_num_adjacent_vertices(const vertices_size_type &idx) const
{
	const std::pair<base::a_iterator,base::a_iterator> v = get_adjacent_vertices(idx);
	return boost::numeric_cast<edges_size_type>(std::distance(v.first,v.second));
}
Example #7
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/**
 * Adjacent vertices are those connected from the interested index.
 *
 * @param[in] idx interested index.
 *
 * @return vector of adjacent indices.
 */
std::vector<base::vertices_size_type> base::get_v_adjacent_vertices(const vertices_size_type &idx) const
{
	const std::pair<base::a_iterator,base::a_iterator> tmp = get_adjacent_vertices(idx);
	return std::vector<base::vertices_size_type>(tmp.first,tmp.second);
}