Now we have Posets.RandomPoset(n, p). It generates a poset of n
element. Second argument is propability: p=1.0 will always make chains,
p=0.0 will always make antichains.
Does it sound natural to have syntax like for example
Posets.RandomPoset(10, p, ['graded', 'connected'])
? 3. argument would default to None, meaning that all kind of posets might
be generated. It would be a list of restrictions (usually giving
NotImplemented...). Parameter p should be somehow "normalized" to have
some kind of rational meaning.
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Jori Mäntysalo
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