Reading and writing Graphs
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Saving using LightGraphs.jl lg
format.
Graphs may be written to I/O streams and files using the savegraph
function and read with the loadgraph
function. The default graph format is a bespoke compressed LightGraphs.jl format LG
.
Example
g = erdos_renyi(5, 0.2)
savegraph("mygraph.lgz", g)
reloaded_g = loadgraph("mygraph.lgz")
In addition, graphs can also be saved in an uncompressed format using the compress=false
option.
savegraph("mygraph.lg", g, compress=false)
reloaded_g = loadgraph("mygraph.lg")
Finally, dictionaries of graphs can also be saved and subsequently re-loaded one by one.
graph_dict = {"g1" => erdos_renyi(5, 0.1),
"g2" => erdos_renyi(10, 0.2),
"g3" => erdos_renyi(2, 0.9)}
savegraph("mygraph_dict.lg", graph_dict)
# Re-load only graph g1
reloaded_g1 = loadgraph("mygraph_dict.lg", "g1")
Full docs
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LightGraphs.loadgraph
— Method
loadgraph(file, gname="graph", format=LGFormat())
Read a graph named gname
from file
in the format format
.
Implementation Notes
gname
is graph-format dependent and is only used if the file contains multiple graphs; if the file format does not support multiple graphs, this value is ignored. The default value may change in the future.
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LightGraphs.loadgraphs
— Method
loadgraphs(file, format=LGFormat())
Load multiple graphs from file
in the format format
. Return a dictionary mapping graph name to graph.
Implementation Notes
For unnamed graphs the default name "graph" will be used. This default may change in the future.
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LightGraphs.savegraph
— Method
savegraph(file, g, gname="graph", format=LGFormat)
Saves a graph g
with name gname
to file
in the format format
. Return the number of graphs written.
Implementation Notes
The default graph name assigned to gname
may change in the future.
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LightGraphs.savegraph
— Method
savegraph(file, g, d, format=LGFormat)
Save a dictionary of graphname => graph
to file
in the format format
. Return the number of graphs written.
Implementation Notes
Will only work if the file format supports multiple graph types.
Reading and Writing using other formats using GraphIO
The GraphIO.jl library provides tools for importing and exporting graph objects using common file types like edgelists, GraphML, Pajek NET, and more.