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Feedback vertex set, Feedback arc set #6962
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We've used the terminology "edge" with a DiGraph, with the understanding that direction matters when you have a DiGraph. Is it a possibility to change "feedback_arc_set" to "feedback_edge_set"? |
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I mix them up myself sometimes, this distinction can almost always be deduced from the context, even outside of Sage... And anyway the word "feedback" is enough for anybody interested in the function to read its documentation, so I think it is OK. We can write "feedback arc set" in the documentation in case someones looks for this special string, besides ! The thing is that I will be going for one week in something like 10 minutes and will not have any access to any computer during this time. Could a reviewer fix this while reviewing the whole patch ? If this patch is not reviewed when I get back, I will do it myself, though... And I will remember that you already settled this question :-) Nathann |
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Done ! :-) ( the patch now is written according to the changes brought to class MIP in #7012 ) |
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This patch still applies ok, but none of the doctests work:
There are two issues:
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Updated ! |
Attachment: trac_6962.patch.gz Attachment: trac_6962-doctest-fixes.patch.gz |
Author: Nathann Cohen |
Reviewer: Robert Miller |
Merged: sage-4.3.rc1 |
Adds the functions :
You will find a full description of the problem in the docstrings, or there :
The functions use Linear Programming, which needs one of the two optional packages GLPK
or CBC
installed. You will find a helpful documentation about the construction of the Linear Program in the docstring.
One of the docstrings uses the function vertex_cover from #7600 and #7721
Nathann
Component: graph theory
Author: Nathann Cohen
Reviewer: Robert Miller
Merged: sage-4.3.rc1
Issue created by migration from https://trac.sagemath.org/ticket/6962
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