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Many useful graphs have multiple edges between vertices, although it can complicate some algorithms. The alternative is to manage multiple edges manually, for example storing a count property on an edge, or a list of named properties that represent each alternative instance of that edge.
See Ubergraph for an implementation example in Clojure that supports multigraphs with both directed and undirected edges.
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Many useful graphs have multiple edges between vertices, although it can complicate some algorithms. The alternative is to manage multiple edges manually, for example storing a count property on an edge, or a list of named properties that represent each alternative instance of that edge.
See Ubergraph for an implementation example in Clojure that supports multigraphs with both directed and undirected edges.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: