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gplot <- function(AdjacencyMatrix,Coordinates,Xlabel=' ',Ylabel=' ',xlim=c(min(VertexX),max(VertexX)),ylim=c(min(VertexY),max(VertexY)),LineSpec= 'black'){
# gplot(AdjacencyMatrix,Coordinates,Xlabel,YlabelLineSpec)
# as in MATLAB:
# plots a graph as in graph theory for an AdjacencyMatrix
# given the (2D or 3D )coordinates of the points
#
# INPUT
# AdjacencyMatrix[1:n, 1:n] where d is2 or 3 Adjazenzmatrix des Graphen
# Coordinates[1:n, 1:d] where d is2 or 3 coordinates of the vertices
# Xlabel,Ylabel labels for x and y axis
# LineSpec line colour see plot(...col =LineSpec)
#
# Author ALU 2014
# AdjacencyMatrix = Delaunay
# Coordinates = cbind(x,y)
# Xlabel =' '
# Ylabel =' '
Columns=ncol(AdjacencyMatrix)
Lines =nrow(AdjacencyMatrix)
n = min(Columns,Lines)
d = ncol(Coordinates)
VertexX = Coordinates[,1];
VertexY = Coordinates[,2];
xlab = Xlabel; ylab =Ylabel;
if (d==2){# planar graph
plot(VertexX,VertexY, type = 'p', xlim = xlim, ylim = ylim, xlab = xlab, ylab = ylab); # die knoten
for(i in c(1:n)){ # die matrix durchgehen und plotten
for(j in c(1:n)){ # die matrix durchgehen und plotten
if (AdjacencyMatrix[i,j]>0){ # kante i-> j zeichnen
FromToX = c( VertexX[i],VertexX[j]);
FromtoY = c( VertexY[i],VertexY[j]);
par(new = TRUE)
plot(FromToX,FromtoY,col = LineSpec,axes = FALSE, type = 'l', xlim = xlim, ylim = ylim, xlab =xlab, ylab = ylab);
}# end if verbindung zeichnen
}# end for j
}# end for i
}else{ # 3d graph
print('gplot(): 3d graph plotting not jet implemented')
}# end if (d==2)
} # end function gplot()
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