Examples of classycle.graph.GraphAttributes

classycle.graph.GraphAttributes
Attributes of a graph. The following properties can be accessed with this interface:
Girth:
The length of the shortest cycle.

Eccentricities:

The eccentricity for each vertex of the graph. The eccentricity of a vertex is the largest distance to other vertices of the graph. The distance between vertex A and B is defined as the shortest path from A to B. The distance is infinite if there is no path from A to B.
Diameter:
The largest eccentricity.

Radius:
The smallest eccentricity.

Center:

The set of vertices of the graph with the smallest eccentricities.

Maximum fragment sizes:

The maximum fragment sizes for each vertex of the graph. The maximum fragment size of a vertex is defined as the size of the largest strong component of the graph after the vertex has been removed.

Best fragment size:

The smallest maximum fragment size.

Best fragmenters:

The set of vertices of the graph with smallest maximum fragment size.

@author Franz-Josef Elmer

    {
      String[] values = new String[7];
      values[0] = createName(component);
      values[1] = Integer.toString(component.getNumberOfVertices());
      values[2] = Integer.toString(component.getLongestWalk());
      GraphAttributes attributes = (GraphAttributes) component.getAttributes();
      values[3] = Integer.toString(attributes.getGirth());
      values[4] = Integer.toString(attributes.getRadius());
      values[5] = Integer.toString(attributes.getDiameter());
      values[6] = Integer.toString(attributes.getBestFragmentSize());
      getStrongComponentElementTemplate().format(values, result, null);


      renderClasses(component, result);
      renderVertices(attributes.getCenterVertices(), result, 
                     getCenterNodesElementName());
      renderVertices(attributes.getBestFragmenters(), result, 
                     getBestFragmentersElementName());
      result.append("    </").append(getStrongComponentElementName())
            .append(">\n");
    }
    return new String(result);

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   * more than one vertex. If <tt>component</tt> contains
   * only a class and its inner classes the name is the fully-qualified
   * class name of the outer class extended by "and inner classes".
   */
  public static String createName(StrongComponent component) {
    GraphAttributes ga = (GraphAttributes) component.getAttributes();
    Vertex fragmenter = ga.getBestFragmenters()[0];
    String result = ((NameAttributes) fragmenter.getAttributes()).getName();
    //String result = component.getVertex(0).getAttributes().toString();
    if (component.getNumberOfVertices() > 1) {
      AtomicVertex vertex = component.getVertex(0);
      NameAttributes attributes = (NameAttributes) vertex.getAttributes();

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