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Vf2 vs vf2pp #89
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I finally had a chance to look at this. Very cool!
I have a couple of comments below. Nice job.
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To do this same experiment on DiGraphs, we need to define an in-degree sequence and an out-degree sequence. | ||
We will use the function *nx.directed_configuration_model(in_degree_sequence, out_degree_sequence, create_using, seed)*. Both degree sequences must have the same sum. Again this function returns a MultiDiGraph so we will have to convert it into a DiGraph. Let's do this in an example: |
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I'm surprised that the resulting degree sequences are the same for the two graphs. The multiedges are not likely to be the same -- and the selfloop edges are also likely to be a different number of edges with the two seeds. So when you convert to a non-multigraph, and remove the selfloops, you change the degree sequences. And it seems like you would be changing them in different ways. Have you checked that the two graphs have the same degree sequence? If they don't, the function will correctly return True
, but it won't actually run any of the algorithm to find this out. I think it doesn't even create the data structures that would cost time for overhead in VF2++, but I'm not sure about that.
Co-authored-by: Dan Schult <dschult@colgate.edu>
An initial draft of benchmarking of vf2 vs vf2++. There are still some details to fix in the plots (mainly x labels and some titles) and many TODOs.