nauty-assembleg1
Assemble input graphs as components of output graphs
Usage
assembleg {-n# | -n#:#
[{-i# | i#:#}]
[{-k# | k#:#}]
[-L]
[-q]
[-c]
[infile
[outfile]]}
Overview
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Assemble input graphs as components of output graphs.
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The output file has no header. If the input has any directed graphs, all outputs are directed. Otherwise, the output format is determined by the header
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or first input.
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The input graphs had better all fit into memory at once,
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unless
-Lis given, in which case only the graphs of at most half the output size are stored at once.
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The output graphs will be non-isomorphic if the input
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graphs are connected and non-isomorphic.
-n#-n#:#-
Give range of output sizes (compulsory)
-i#-i#:#-
Give range of input sizes to use
-k#-k#:#-
How many input graphs to combine (default
-k2:)
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-L -
Assume all input graphs strictly larger than maxn/2
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vertices follow any smaller graphs in the input, where maxn is the largest size specified by
-n. This can greatly reduce memory consumption.
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-c -
Also write graphs consisting of a single input
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(equivalent to
-k1:, overridden by-k)
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-u -
Generate the graphs but don't write them
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-q -
Suppress auxiliary information.
Releases
3 releases since Debian 11 (Bullseye); the text changed 2 times.
-u since Debian 13 (Trixie).