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Methods defined here:
- __eq__(self, other)
- __ge__(self, other)
- __gt__(self, other)
- __init__(self, nodeID, attribute=None, isRoot=0, graph=None, expanded_from=None, expansion_type=None, ishidden=0, alternative_id=None, original=0, level=-1)
- __le__(self, other)
- __lt__(self, other)
- __ne__(self, other)
- __repr__(self)
- __str__(self)
- add_edges(self, list_partners_ids)
- Adds edges from list_edges to node.edges, after checking they do not exist already
This is used to update in the node which neighbours it currently has in the graph
- add_root_connections(self, root_node_id, depth, antecessor)
- Adds a node_id to the dictionary of root connections
If the connection existed previously with this root node, the minimum depth is taken
- delete_partner(self, partner_node_id)
- Deletes from this node the neighbour identified with "parnter_node_id" node_id
If the node does not exist, gives error
- get_all_root_connections(self)
- get_antecessor_to_root(self, root_node_id)
- Returns the set of antecessors to arrive to root_node_id (not all antecessors, only the first ones)
- get_degree(self, all=0)
- Returns the nodal degree taking into account hidden edges which
are not included. This is the default behaviour.
If all is set to true, hidden edges will also be included.
- get_edge_ids(self, filter_mode='all')
- Return a list of edge ids where node participates
filter_mode not working at the minute. Future usage will be:
-> will not return nodes if the node is hidden or the edge connecting them is hidden.
-> if filter_mode=="all" is set true, will return all nodes irrespective of hidden status
- get_graph(self)
- returns the graph object associated to node
- get_minimum_distance_to_root(self, root_node_id)
- Returns the minimum distance of this node with the root identified by "root_node_id"
If there is no connection, returns None
- get_neighbour_ids(self, all=0)
- Return a list of neighbouring nodes.
Attention! argument 'all' not working.
Normally: Will not return nodes if the node is hidden or the edge connecting them is hidden.
-> If "all" is set true, will return all nodes irrespective of hidden status
- get_neighbour_ids_set(self, all=0)
- Return a dic of neighbouring nodes.
Attention! argument 'all' not working.
Normally: Will not return nodes if the node is hidden or the edge connecting them is hidden.
-> If "all" is set true, will return all nodes irrespective of hidden status
- get_node_alternative_id(self)
- returns the alternative node id of this node
- get_node_attribute_object(self)
- returns list of GraphNodeAttribute objects
- get_node_id(self)
- returns the node id of this node
- get_number_neighbours(self)
- returns the number of neighbours of this node in the graph where it belongs
- get_number_shared_neighbours(self, other_node_neighbours_ids_set)
- returns the number of neighbours of self node that are as well in other_node_neighbours_ids_list (which is a list with neighbours of another node)
- get_partners_ids(self)
- Returns a list of the ids for the neighbours of the node
- get_root_connections(self, root_node_id)
- Returns a dictionary with predecessors as keys and depth as values to go from this node to the root node identified as "root_node_id"
- has_partner(self, partner_node_id)
- Returns None it the partner does not exist. 1 Otherwise
- hide(self)
- Hides the node and all edges associated with it
- is_expanded(self)
- returns [None, None] if it is not a node coming from an expansion
otherwise returns [node id that generated this node, type of expansion that generated this node]
- is_hidden(self)
- if node is hidden, returns 1
if node is not hidden returns 0
- is_original(self)
- returns 1 if this is a original node (added in the first round of the graph creation)
0 otherwise
this method is only used by the clustering...
- is_root(self)
- Returns 1 if it is a root node (node that was used to build graph
- merge_attribute(self, attribute_object, ignore_ids=0)
- Merges current attribute with attribute_object passed as argument
Since GraphNode does not know the specific details of its attributes, this method just calls
the method merge_attribute of the current attribute
ignore_ids=1 merges attributes regardless of their ids
- merge_nodes(self, node_object, ignore_ids=0)
- merges current node with node_object passed as argument, as well as their attributes
ignore_ids=1 merges attributes regardless of their ids
- set_as_expanded(self, expanded_from, expansion_type)
- Sets the node as a result from an expansion
expanded_from is the node_id that originated this expanded node
expansion_type is the expansion name that originated this expanded node
- set_as_root(self)
- Sets the node as one of the root nodes.
- set_attribute(self, attribute_object)
- Sets the GraphNodeAttribute "attribute_object" object to current node.
Attribute must be an GraphNodeAttribute object.
- set_level(self, level)
- Sets the node as one of the root nodes.
- set_node_id(self, new_node_id=None)
- changes current nodeID for new_node_id
- unhide(self)
- Unhides the node.
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