Platonic solid graph generator - Revision history

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‎See also

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Akivela: /* Screen shots */

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 == See also ==
-* To visualize the Platonic graph, you can try the [[Graph topic panel]] or the [[Processing topic panel]].
+* To visualize the Platonic graph in Wandora, you can try the [[Graph topic panel]] or the [[Processing topic panel]] or the [[D3 graph service module]].
 * To export the graph:
 ** [[GraphML export]]

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 Wandora's platonic solid graph generator creates algorithmically graphs for simple geometrical objects known as [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Platonic_solid Platonic solids]. Generated graphs are compositions of topics and associations. Topic is a graph node or vertex in Topic Maps lingo. Association is a graph edge. You may think the generated topic maps as graph abstractions of real geometrical objects. Platonic solids are
-* Tetrahedron
+* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tetrahedron Tetrahedron]
-* Cube
+* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cube Cube]
-* Octahedron
+* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Octahedron Octahedron]
-* Dodecahedron
+* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dodecahedron Dodecahedron]
-* Icosahedron
+[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Icosahedron Icosahedron]
 Wandora's platonic solid graph generator starts with menu option '''File > Generators > Platonic solid graph generator...'''. First Wandora opens up a dialog window used to select which platonic solid is created. Screen capture below views the platonic solid selection window.

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    http://www.wandora.org/<object>/role2
-== Screenshots ==
+If you are not happy with default roles you can apply Wandora's topic manipulation tools to change the topic after graph creation.
-Wandora's graph topic panel views platonic solids as graphs.
+== Screen captures ==

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-Wandora's platonic solid graph generator creates algorithmically graphs for simple geometrical objects known as [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Platonic_solid Platonic solids]. You may think the generated topic maps as graph abstractions of real geometrical objects. Platonic solids are
+Wandora's platonic solid graph generator creates algorithmically graphs for simple geometrical objects known as [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Platonic_solid Platonic solids]. Generated graphs are compositions of topics and associations. Topic is a graph node or vertex in Topic Maps lingo. Association is a graph edge. You may think the generated topic maps as graph abstractions of real geometrical objects. Platonic solids are
 * Tetrahedron
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 * Icosahedron
-Generator starts with '''File > Generators > Platonic solid graph generator...'''. Generator creates a topic for each vertex and connects the vertex topic to other vertex topics sharing an edge. Vertex topics are given a base name
+Wandora's platonic solid graph generator starts with menu option '''File > Generators > Platonic solid graph generator...'''. First Wandora opens up a dialog window used to select which platonic solid is created. Screen capture below views the platonic solid selection window.
-where <object> is '''Tetrahedron''', '''Cube''', '''Octahedron''', '''Dodecahedron''', or '''Icosahedron'''. and <n> is a number of the vertex. First vertex gets number 0. For example '''Cube Vertex 5''' is a base name for cube's last vertex point.
+[[File:platonic_solid_dialog.gif|center]]
-Similarly each vertex topic is given a subject identifier
+where <object> is '''Tetrahedron''', '''Cube''', '''Octahedron''', '''Dodecahedron''', or '''Icosahedron'''. and <n> is a number of the vertex. First vertex gets number 0. For example, '''Cube Vertex 5''' is a base name for cube's last vertex topic. Similarly each vertex topic is given a subject identifier
   http://www.wandora.org/<object>/vertex<n>
-where <object> is '''lower case''' name of the object and <n> a number of the vertex. Vertexes are connected with edge associations. Association type's base name and subject identifiers are
+where <object> is a '''lower case''' name of the object and <n> a number of the vertex. Vertexes are connected with edge associations. Association type's base name and subject identifiers are
    <object>Edge

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	[[Image:icosahedron_graph.gif\|center]]		[[Image:icosahedron_graph.gif\|center]]
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		+	== See also ==
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		+	* To visualize the Platonic graph, you can try the [[Graph topic panel]] or the [[Processing topic panel]].
		+	* To export the graph:
		+	** [[GraphML export]]
		+	** [[Graph Modeling Language export]]
		+	** [[GraphXML export]]
		+	** [[Export adjacency matrix]]
		+	** [[Export incidence matrix]]

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−	~~Platonic~~ solid graph generator creates algorithmically graphs for simple geometrical objects known as [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Platonic_solid Platonic solids]. You may think the generated topic maps as graph abstractions of real geometrical objects. Platonic solids are	+	Wandora's platonic solid graph generator creates algorithmically graphs for simple geometrical objects known as [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Platonic_solid Platonic solids]. You may think the generated topic maps as graph abstractions of real geometrical objects. Platonic solids are

	* Tetrahedron		* Tetrahedron

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	<object> Role 2		<object> Role 2
	http://www.wandora.org/<object>/role2		http://www.wandora.org/<object>/role2
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		+	== Screen shots ==
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		+	Wandora's graph topic panel views platonic solids as graphs.
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		+	[[Image:tetrahedron_graph.gif\|center]]
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		+	[[Image:cube_graph.gif\|center]]
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		+	[[Image:octahedron_graph.gif\|center]]
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		+	[[Image:dodecahedron_graph.gif\|center]]
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		+	[[Image:icosahedron_graph.gif\|center]]