Re: [igraph] creating a x-y graph using plot() in python??

[pragya agarwal]

ok, I guess I asked the wrong question.

1)How should I draw a normal graph having x-axis and y-axis using pyhton igraph. I have attached one graph, please see that.

2)If I want a list of the number of link-cuts in my graph, which function should I use. Also, what functions should I use to find the size of the largest component in my graph, or to find the average geodesic length.

3)I have a txt file with some 10,000 nodes and I used the summary function on it, but it seems to take a lot of time to give the results.(In fact, it is still executing after an hour). Is there any other method so that I can get my results quickly. ( The methos works well for small files)

Thanks,

Pragya

On Sun, Jan 2, 2011 at 1:44 PM, Tamás Nepusz <address@hidden> wrote:

> I want to plot a graph(x/y axis) using python in igraph, similar to the graph that's drawn here using R :

You need the matplotlib package for that in Python (see http://matplotlib.sf.net), igraph does not do scatterplots.

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T.


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