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GraphTheory[RandomGraphs][AssignEdgeWeights]
Calling Sequence
AssignEdgeWeights(G,m..n)
AssignEdgeWeights(G,a..b)
AssignEdgeWeights(G,R)
Parameters
G
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graph
m, n
integers satisfying n >= m
a, b
floats satisfying b >= a
R
user defined function for generating random edge weights
Description
If G is a weighted graph, AssignEdgeWeights(G,...) assigns new random edge weights to G, i.e., for each edge (i,j) in G the (i,j)'th entry in the weight matrix of G is updated inplace.
If G is an unweighted graph, a weighted graph is first created before assigning the edge weights. The structure of G is not copied.
AssignEdgeWeights(G,m..n) assigns the edges of the weighted graph random integer weights uniformly distributed on [m,n].
AssignEdgeWeights(G,a..b) assigns the edges of the weighted graph random decimal weights uniformly distributed on [a,b).
AssignEdgeWeights(G,R) assigns the edges of the weighted graph G values defined by R(). The Maple procedure R must return numerical values, i.e., integers, rationals, or floating point constants.
The random number generator used to compute the edge weights can be seeded using the randomize function.
Examples
This example creates a network
B := proc() if U()=1 then 1 else 2 fi end:
So Prob(B=1)=1/4, Prob(B=2)=3/4
See Also
GraphTheory[Graph], GraphTheory[MakeWeighted], GraphTheory[WeightMatrix], RandomTree
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