Man page - nauty-ransubg(1)
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apt-get install nauty
Manual
NAUTY-RANSUBG
NAMESYNOPSIS
DESCRIPTION
NAME
nauty-ransubg - extract random graph/digraphs of a file of graphs
SYNOPSIS
ransubg [ -lq ] [ -P#|-P#/# ] [ -z ] [ -o ] [ -m# ] [ -S# ] [ infile [ outfile ]]
DESCRIPTION
Extract random graph/digraphs of a file of graphs.
The output file has a header if and only if the input file does. The output format is defined by the header or first graph,
but is always digraph6 if -z is used.
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-z |
Treat the input as a directed graph |
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-o |
Treat the input as a directed graph and output an oriented graph |
-P # or -P #/#
Specify a probability p. -P # is the same as -P1 /#
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-m # |
Make this many outputs for each input (default 1) |
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-l |
Canonically label outputs. |
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-S # |
Set seed for random numbers (default nondeterministic) |
Usually each edge is kept with probability p. In the case of -o , each edge in one direction only is kept
with probability p. For edges in both directions, with probability p keep one direction randomly chosen and with probability 1-p delete both directions. Thus -oP1 will make a random orientation of an undirected graph.
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-q |
Suppress auxiliary information. |