Thank you.



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From: Gábor Csárdi
Date: 2014-02-24 22:45
To: Help for igraph users
Subject: Re: [igraph] Error in using the function subcomponent( )
On Mon, Feb 24, 2014 at 9:29 AM, [email protected] <[email protected]> 
wrote:

Hi!

Thanks for your kind reply. But I still have two question about the function 
subcomponent( ):

1. Should not the result of " subcomponent(g, 4, "all")" be the union of 
"subcomponent(g, 4, "in")" and "subcomponent(g, 4, "out")"?


No. Just calculate it by hand for your graph.

2. The graph is a directed network with 10 vertices and 10 edges and the 
vertice 0 is an isolated node.
Yes, because vertices are numbered from zero in an 'edgelist' file.
Even if  4 in the source code is 5 in the graph, the result of subcomponent(g, 
4, "out") is supposed to be NULL, because there is no vertice could be reached 
from vertice 5 in graph.
You need to add one to the numbers in the file, to get the ids in R igraph. So 
when you write subcomponent(g, 4, "out") that belongs to vertex 3 in your file. 
Which does have an outgoing edge, so subcomponent(g, 4, "out") will be c(4, 3) 
I guess


The result will never be NULL, anyway, as it always contains the vertex itself.


G.


Here is the graph: 
1   5
1   7
3   2
4   5
4   7
4   9
9   4
6   9
8   7
9   2

best
Xueming




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From: Gábor Csárdi
Date: 2014-02-23 23:42
To: Help for igraph users
Subject: Re: [igraph] Error in using the function subcomponent( )
Hi!




On Sun, Feb 23, 2014 at 9:43 AM, [email protected] <[email protected]> 
wrote:

Hello!

I am trying to use the subcomponent() to find the in-component and 
out-component from a given vertice.
Here is the source code and result:

> g<-read.graph("input.txt", "edgelist")


The "edgelist" file format is indexed from zero, so what is 4 in your file will 
be 5 in your graph.


Gabor

> subcomponent(g, 4, "in")
[1] 4
> subcomponent(g, 4, "out")
[1] 4 3
> subcomponent(g, 4, "all")
[1]  4  3 10  5  7  6  8  2  9

Here is the input file "input.txt" (a directed network with 10 nodes and 10 
edges):
1   5
1   7
3   2
4   5
4   7
4   9
9   4
6   9
8   7
9   2

But the actual result is should be:
subcomponent(g, 4, "in"):  4 6 9
subcomponent(g, 4, "out"):  2 4 5 7 9 
subcomponent(g, 4, "all"):  2 4 5 6 7 9

Why is the results computed by using the function subcomponent( ) different 
from the actual result?

best
Xueming




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