I tried this code in sage. But in the output the vertex labelling of the desired line graph gets overlapped and hece the graph is not clearly visible. Can I improve the code so that the line graph is clearly visible without overlapping.
G=graphs.EmptyGraph()
G.add_edges([(2,3),(2,4),(2,1),(1,5),(5,6),(1,0),(0,12),(0,13),(14,0),(15,0),(7,0),(7,10),(11,7),(7,9),(7,8)])
G.show()
h = G.line_graph()
h.show()
The vertices of the line_graph are the edges of the graph, including edge labels by default. If you don't want the labels, you can do:
sage: G = Graph([(2,3),(2,4),(2,1),(1,5),(5,6),(1,0),(0,12),(0,13),(14,0),(15,0),(7,0),(7,10),(11,7),(7,9),(7,8)])
sage: h = G.line_graph(labels=False)
Then you can either use the method that has already been proposed here, or use the Javascript plotting (it's better to increase the link distance).
sage: h.show(method='js',link_distance=100)
You could try to read the documentation.
sage: h.relabel(lambda u:u[:2])
sage: h.plot(figsize=12,vertex_size=1200)
Can you give us a link to the exact place? While http://doc.sagemath.org/html/en/refer... has references to vertex_size, the line_graphdoc (http://doc.sagemath.org/html/en/refer...) doesn't mention it. And your relabeling is pretty hermetic if the user doesn't know much Python yet.
Asked: 2017-09-14 12:38:12 +0100
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Last updated: Sep 15 '17
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