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@vsraptor You cannot create a hypergraph where two edges have the same unique identifier. You can draw a hypergraph with the same label on the edges though:
d = {0 : ["red","apple","rotten"], 1 : ["black","pen"]}
h = hnx.Hypergraph(d)
hnx.draw(h,edge_labels={0:"is",1:"is"},edge_labels_kwargs={'fontsize':15})
You can also attach properties to each hyperedge that store "is" as data. This will be easier in our next release.
Merge in HYP/hypernetx from bugfix/HYP-342-fix-documents-ci-pipeline-on-github to develop
* commit '42dfcd838f191ba7cb11623b704fe392fc4b2f71':
HYP-342 Update GH Workflows
Is it possible for edges with the same name but different nodes to coexist. Something like this :
How do you achieve this ?
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