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At present, this would only be necessary for GML files, I think?
Anyway, this would -- for GML files -- result in us ignoring the orientation of nodes and creating duplicate nodes for each (e.g. a node with id 1 would result in two nodes being created, a forward-oriented node with id 1 and a reverse-oriented node with id -1). Similarly, edges would also result in two edges being created; A -> B also implies -B -> -A.
Made a bit of progress on this. Since I'd like to work on other collate-specific changes for now, I'm storing the affected .py files here so I can do a git reset and make different changes. These changes (+ more) can be integrated later. gml_unoriented_code.zip
From @fedarko on August 2, 2017 1:36
At present, this would only be necessary for GML files, I think?
Anyway, this would -- for GML files -- result in us ignoring the orientation of nodes and creating duplicate nodes for each (e.g. a node with
id 1
would result in two nodes being created, a forward-oriented node withid 1
and a reverse-oriented node withid -1
). Similarly, edges would also result in two edges being created;A -> B
also implies-B -> -A
.Copied from original issue: fedarko/MetagenomeScope#251
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