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The confusion stems from the definition of 'graph.' A disconnected node is still a part of a graph. In fact, you could have a graph with no edges at all. So the behavior of subgraph_view() is counterintuitive but correct.

If, however, you still want to achieve what you're describing, there are lots of potential ways, depending on your tolerance for modifying the original graph. I'll mention two that attempt to stay as close to your current method as possible and avoid deleting edges or nodes from G.

The easiest way using your view object is to take it as input to edge_subgraph() (which only takes edges as input) like this:

try:

• -array to combine as graphs (not clusters or nodes)

• _i to combine the files in the order on the command line (not based on size)

• 3 to request 3 "columns" of graphs (not a 2x2 grid)

I don't know if I was looking at an old version of graphql when I tried making that query but when following another online I found I can specify using the where parameter:

I would like to have the input of the function be ('Rochester, NY', 'Seattle, WA'), and the output to be the neighbor cities of each within 100 miles.

Follow up questions are discouraged in favour of new, separate question but since you are new here:

It seems you are making this a little more complicated than necessary. The problem is that you have two opposing arcs for every vertex pair. As such, indeed a DepthFirstIterator will iterate over all vertices that are reachable from the vertex on which you start the iterator. I would propose the following changes.

1. Create a Graph org= new SimpleDirectedGraph(DefaultEdge.class)
2. Populate your graph with all the Employees. Add arcs to the graph, where an arc (v1,v2) between two employees v1 and v2 implies that v1 supervices v2. In other words, we only add the isBossOf arcs; we do not add the reportsTo arcs.

To determine for a given employee who he/she supervices, or to whom he/she reports, we can write two simple functions.

To get the list of employees that are superviced by a given supervices:

The process, as @JaesungChung answered is well done.

My problem was on the application which was running the .tflite model. I quantized my model output to uint8, so I had to reescale my obtained values to get the right results.

I.e. I had 10 objects because I was requesting all the detected objects with an score above 0.5. My results were no scaled, so the detected objects scores could be perfectly 104. I had to reescale that number dividing by 255.

The same happened when graphing my results. So I had to divide that number and multiplicate by the height and width.

I've looked at the source code, and what's happening is that the algorithm only considers paths that involve the nodes you've given it.

So since there is no path between 2 and 8 that only includes the nodes 2, 8, and 13, it's returning inf.

I am not sure how best it should be fixed - whether it's better to update the documentation or the method.

You need to tell graphviz that you want the nodes in the Class B cluster on the level below method2 of Class 1. You achieve that by introducing an invisble edge between them. This is not "ad hoc", but inherent graphviz logic.

Add, as a last line of your code