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this library provides support to construct graphs and their coloring graphs. a coloring graph is a metagraph representing all the valid colorings of a graph. each vertex of a coloring graph represents a coloring of the base graph.

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coloring-graphs

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a coloring graphs library written in C++ for speedy computation and wrapped in Python for ease of development and extension!

what

this library provides support to construct graphs and their coloring graphs. a coloring graph is a metagraph representing all the valid colorings of a graph. each vertex of a coloring graph represents a coloring of the base graph.

in this project, we represent a coloring as an integer, which, when converted to base k (for a k-coloring), represents the vertex-wise colors [0,k).

the library is under development being written using Python and C/C++. for documentation, feel free to take a look inside libcolgraph/ and read the docstrings. for examples, see the files in test/. for questions, reach out.

usage

  • as a module

    plot a BaseGraph, its ColoringGraph, and the Meta ColoringGraph generated by Tarjans. you would need to have a graph formatted in an adjacency matrix file. opens plots in new browser windows.

    basic usage:

      colgraphplot [PATH_TO_FILE] [-k COLORS]
      ---
      options:
        usage: colgraphplot [-h] [-k COLORS] [-v] [--no-bg] [--no-cg] [--no-mbg]
                       [--no-mcg]
                       INPUT_GRAPH
    
        positional arguments:
          INPUT_GRAPH           read in BaseGraph from adjacency matrix file
    
        optional arguments:
          -h, --help            show this help message and exit
          -k COLORS, --colors COLORS
                                number of colors to use to create ColoringGraph
          -v, --verbosity       set output verbosity
          --no-bg               hide BaseGraph?
          --no-cg               hide ColoringGraph?
          --no-mbg              hide meta BaseGraph?
          --no-mcg              hide meta ColoringGraph?
    

    launch web GUI [WIP]:

      libcolgraph [OPTIONS]
    
  • as a library

    import libcolgraph
    
    bg = libcolgraph.BaseGraph()
    bg.load_txt('./in/hexmod.in')
    
    cg = bg.build_coloring_graph(4)
    
    print('bg {} led to a cg {}'.format(bg, cg))
    
    for v in cg.get_vertices():
        # do something
        pass
    

example output

installation

  • for installation from source refer to detailed install instructions

  • pypi

    python3 -m pip install libcolgraph [--user] [--upgrade]
    

    things to note:

    • currently a binary wheel is available only for manylinux distributions e.g. centOS, Debian family, RedHat family, etc.
    • if your distribution is not manylinux-supported, then pip will need to compile locally using swig and setuptools. in that case, make sure you have setuptools and swig installed, as they will be needed for compilation.
    • in the future we will release wheels for MacOS as well. these might not be as frequently maintained, however, so your best bet would be to compile locally using swig.

contribute

see contributing guide

help

full documentation coming soon

who

Coloring Graphs lab, University of Richmond. Multiple contributors. (C) 2017-2019

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