Hypercube graph generator - Revision history

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Wandora's Hypercube generator creates algorithmically topic maps that resemble [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypercube hypercube graphs]. Hypercube graph is an n-dimensional analogue of a square (n=2) and a cube (n=3). Hypercube generator starts with option '''File > Generate > Hypercube graph generator'''. Generator requests the dimension (n) of created hypercube.

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	[[Image:hypercube_example.gif\|center]]		[[Image:hypercube_example.gif\|center]]
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		+	== See also ==
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		+	* To view the created graph in Wandora, you can use [[Graph topic panel]] or [[Processing topic panel]].
		+	* Once you have create the hypercube graph, you might want to export it:
		+	** [[GraphML export]]
		+	** [[Graph Modeling Language export]]
		+	** [[GraphXML export]]
		+	** [[Export adjacency matrix]]
		+	** [[Export incidence matrix]]

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−	Wandora's Hypercube generator creates algorithmically topic maps that resemble [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypercube hypercube graphs]. Hypercube graph is an n-dimensional analogue of a square (n=2) and a cube (n=3). Hypercube generator starts with option '''File > Generate > Hypercube graph generator'''. Generator requests the dimension (n) of created hypercube. Topics represent hypercube vertices and associations hypercube edges. Basename pattern for vertices is '''hypercube vertex n''' where '''n''' is a vector of variable length representing the edge path from initial point (0 dimensional cube).	+	Wandora's Hypercube generator creates algorithmically topic maps that resemble [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypercube hypercube graphs]. Hypercube graph is an n-dimensional analogue of a square (n=2) and a cube (n=3). Hypercube generator starts with option '''File > Generate > Hypercube graph generator'''. Generator requests the dimension (n) of created hypercube. Topics represent hypercube vertices and associations hypercube edges. Basename pattern for vertices is '''hypercube vertex n''' where '''n''' is a vector of variable length representing the edge path from initial point (0 dimensional cube). Note also Wandora's [[Platonic solid graph generator]] that can be used to create 3-hypercubes also known as regular 3 dimensional cubes. Platonic solid graph generator created graphs are not topic-compatible with graphs created with hypercube graph generator.

	Below is an example screenshot of Wandora viewing a 4 dimensional hypercube graph.		Below is an example screenshot of Wandora viewing a 4 dimensional hypercube graph.

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 Wandora's Hypercube generator creates algorithmically topic maps that resemble [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypercube hypercube graphs]. Hypercube graph is an n-dimensional analogue of a square (n=2) and a cube (n=3). Hypercube generator starts with option '''File > Generate > Hypercube graph generator'''. Generator requests the dimension (n) of created hypercube. Topics represent hypercube vertices and associations hypercube edges. Basename pattern for vertices is '''hypercube vertex n''' where '''n''' is a vector of variable length representing the edge path from initial point (0 dimensional cube).
-Below is an example screenshot of Wandora viewing graph panel of a 4 dimensional hypercube graph.
+Below is an example screenshot of Wandora viewing a 4 dimensional hypercube graph.
 [[Image:hypercube_example.gif|center]]

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−	Wandora's Hypercube generator creates algorithmically topic maps that resemble [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypercube hypercube graphs]. Hypercube graph is an n-dimensional analogue of a square (n=2) and a cube (n=3). Hypercube generator starts with option '''File > Generate > Hypercube graph generator'''. Generator requests the dimension (n) of created hypercube.	+	Wandora's Hypercube generator creates algorithmically topic maps that resemble [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypercube hypercube graphs]. Hypercube graph is an n-dimensional analogue of a square (n=2) and a cube (n=3). Hypercube generator starts with option '''File > Generate > Hypercube graph generator'''. Generator requests the dimension (n) of created hypercube. Topics represent hypercube vertices and associations hypercube edges. Basename pattern for vertices is '''hypercube vertex n''' where '''n''' is a vector of variable length representing the edge path from initial point (0 dimensional cube).
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		+	Below is an example screenshot of Wandora viewing graph panel of a 4 dimensional hypercube graph.
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		+	[[Image:hypercube_example.gif\|center]]