Adjacency list import - Revision history

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 * [[Incidence matrix import]]
 * [[Adjacency matrix import]]
 * [[Excel extractors]]

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		+	* [[Incidence matrix import]]
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-Here 1,2,3,4,5, and 6 are vertices i.e. nodes of the graph. This kind of graph representation is called adjacency list. Wandora's adjacency list import takes such vertex pairs (or vectors in general) and creates topic map constructs i.e. topics and associations for arguments. Vertex labels can contain numbers and letters. Comma is not only vertex delimiter but also '''space''', '''tab''', '''-''', '''|''' are accepted. Edges can separated with any of
+Here 1,2,3,4,5, and 6 are vertices i.e. nodes of the graph. This kind of graph representation is called [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adjacency_list adjacency list]. Wandora's adjacency list import feature takes such vertex pairs (or vectors in general) and creates topic map constructs i.e. topics and associations for given arguments. Vertex labels can contain numbers and letters. Comma is not only vertex delimiter but also '''space''', '''tab''', '''-''', '''|''' are accepted. Edges can separated with any of
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−	characters. Generator accept also edges with more than 2 nodes. Edge generator starts with option '''File > ~~Generate~~ > ~~Edge generator~~...'''. Wandora requests edge data with text/file/url dialog. Below is an example of ~~Edge generator~~ dialog where we have pasted example edges to the text field.	+	characters. Generator accept also edges with more than 2 nodes. Edge generator starts with option '''File > Import > Adjacency list import...'''. Wandora requests edge data with text/file/url dialog. Below is an example of Adjacency list import dialog where we have pasted example edges to the text field.

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−	characters. Edge generator starts with option '''File > Generate > Edge generator...'''. Wandora requests edge data with text/file/url dialog. Below is an example of Edge generator dialog where we have pasted example edges to the text field.	+	characters. Generator accept also edges with more than 2 nodes. Edge generator starts with option '''File > Generate > Edge generator...'''. Wandora requests edge data with text/file/url dialog. Below is an example of Edge generator dialog where we have pasted example edges to the text field.

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−	Here 1,2,3,4,5, and 6 are vertices i.e. nodes of the graph. Wandora's edge generator takes such vertex pairs (or vectors in general) and creates topic map constructs i.e. topics and associations for the arguments. Vertex labels can contain any numbers and letters. Comma is not only vertex delimiter but also '''space''', '''tab''', '''-''', '''\|''' are accepted. Edges can separated with any of ~~'''~~\n\r;:()[]{}<>/~~'''~~ characters. Edge generator starts with option '''File > Generate > Edge generator...'''. Wandora requests edge data with text/file/url dialog. Below is an example of Edge generator dialog where we have pasted example edges to the text field.	+	Here 1,2,3,4,5, and 6 are vertices i.e. nodes of the graph. Wandora's edge generator takes such vertex pairs (or vectors in general) and creates topic map constructs i.e. topics and associations for the arguments. Vertex labels can contain any numbers and letters. Comma is not only vertex delimiter but also '''space''', '''tab''', '''-''', '''\|''' are accepted. Edges can separated with any of
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		+	\n\r;:()[]{}<>/
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		+	characters. Edge generator starts with option '''File > Generate > Edge generator...'''. Wandora requests edge data with text/file/url dialog. Below is an example of Edge generator dialog where we have pasted example edges to the text field.