fix: subgraph_centrality() now ignores edge directions
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@maelle Please have a look at how I access functions from the |
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I'll make a commit to rename those to not re-use names which is a pet peeve of mine 😇 https://masalmon.eu/2024/05/23/refactoring-tests/
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I don't understand what you mean.
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In the test two objects were created with the name "g". I prefer the two names to be different.
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I see what you mean after looking at your commits, but keep in mind that there is no special significance to this being the Frucht graph here. If all you need is to not reassign g, I suggest g1 and g2 for similar situations in the future. Then the variable doesn't need to be renamed when the graph is changed.
The reason why mathematicians don't spell out variable names is not that they don't know any better. It's because sometimes it is useful to be generic and not be distracted by things that are irrelevant to the work at hand.
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Fair enough, but with g1 and g2 I'd easily get confused. They can be uninformative but they have to be really different for me 😁
The method that this function uses does not work in general for directed graphs, and the concept of subgraph centrality is normally defined for undirected graphs only.
The method that this function uses does not work in general for directed graphs, and the concept of subgraph centrality is normally defined for undirected graphs only.
Co-authored-by: Kirill Müller <[email protected]>
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The method that this function uses does not work in general for directed graphs, and the concept of subgraph centrality is normally defined for undirected graphs only.
I consider this a bugfix, so I don't think any lifecycle work is necessary. A revdepcheck will be useful, as some users may have tried to use this for directed graphs (in which case the function wouldn't return meaningful results, as already indicated in its documentation).
Please consider including this simple fix in the next release.