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| 2016-11-02 19:36:46 +0200 | commented answer | Nauty x SageMath Actually, in sage math cloud there is the message: Currently, each file must be under 30MB; for bigger files, use SSH as explained in project settings. Maybe thatś a stupid think, but I couldn't find what means this SSH. About sage notebook, Iḿ trying to use nauty inside Sage with command line: for g in graphs.nauty_geng("11 -c"): This way I think I'm using nauty to generate connected graphs with 11 vertices and, in the sequence, I'm able to make some research on this. But it looks for me that when I generate the graphs this way it takes more time than when I make this directly in nauty. Does it make sense or it's not possible? Still about the txt file, if I have the txt file of nauty with connected graphs on 11 vertices, how could I upload this for sage? |
| 2016-11-02 19:35:40 +0200 | answered a question | Nauty x SageMath Actually, in sage math cloud there is the message: Currently, each file must be under 30MB; for bigger files, use SSH as explained in project settings. Maybe thatś a stupid think, but i don't know and I couldn't find what means this SSH. About sage notebook, Iḿ trying to use nauty inside Sage with command line: for g in graphs.nauty_geng("11 -c"): This way I think I'm using nauty to generate connected graphs with 11 vertices and, in the sequence, I'm able to make some research on this. But it looks for me that when I generate the graphs this way it takes more time than when I make this directly in nauty. Does it make sense or it's not possible? Still about the txt file, if I have the txt file of nauty with connected graphs on 11 vertices, how could I upload this for sage? |
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| 2016-10-31 13:50:49 +0200 | asked a question | Nauty x SageMath I generated a txt file with all connected graphs (11 vertices) using nauty. I want to upload this file to SageMath cloud and to SageMath notebook (with ubuntu). In first case, I can't because the size of file is greather than 30mb or something like this and SageMath cloud ask for some special type of upload. In second case, although SageMath notebook says it is allowed to upload txt files I just can't do it since SageMath notebook says there is some problem with the file. I alreadt generated other txt files using nauty and I am totally sure there is no problem with this, |
| 2016-10-31 13:50:49 +0200 | asked a question | Sagemath notebook x Sagemath cloud Actually, is there some computacional advantage to use Sagemath notebook (ubuntu) instead of Sagemath cloud? |
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