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I am looking for a library to prototype hypergraphs. But I'm not sure HyperNetX fits the bill. Reading the documentation, it may not, which is why I am asking.
I wish to represent, more or less, relational structures as hypergraphs. In the mathematical sense of the word. (i.e. "models" of model theory, but with only relations, no functions, no equality). As such, I'd need my hyperedges not to be classes of multiple nodes, but tuples of multiple nodes.
My question(s):
Does HyperNetX support such datastructures ?
If 1. is "no", does HyperNetX provide facilities to extend the code in way that would make this implementable ?
If 1. and 2. are "no", that limitation should IMO be mentionned somewhere rather quickly reachable from the readme.
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Hi.
I am looking for a library to prototype hypergraphs. But I'm not sure HyperNetX fits the bill. Reading the documentation, it may not, which is why I am asking.
I wish to represent, more or less, relational structures as hypergraphs. In the mathematical sense of the word. (i.e. "models" of model theory, but with only relations, no functions, no equality). As such, I'd need my hyperedges not to be classes of multiple nodes, but tuples of multiple nodes.
My question(s):
Does HyperNetX support such datastructures ?
If 1. is "no", does HyperNetX provide facilities to extend the code in way that would make this implementable ?
If 1. and 2. are "no", that limitation should IMO be mentionned somewhere rather quickly reachable from the readme.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: