max_degree: Find The Maximum Degree Of A Hypergraph
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max_degree R Documentation
Find The Maximum Degree Of A Hypergraph
Description
The degree of a vertex is a way of expressing how many connections there
are from a vertex to the rest of the hypergraph. See the degree help
documentation for more details.
Usage
max_degree(hype, method = NA)
Arguments
hype
A hypergraph object.
method
The method by which to calculate the degree, see degree help
documentation for more information.
Value
The maximum value for the chosen degree among vertices of the hypergraph.
Examples
h <- example_hype()
max_degree(h)
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Find The Maximum Degree Of A Hypergraph
Description
The degree of a vertex is a way of expressing how many connections there
are from a vertex to the rest of the hypergraph. See the degree help
documentation for more details.
Usage
max_degree(hype, method = NA)
Arguments
hype |
A hypergraph object. |
method |
The method by which to calculate the degree, see |
Value
The maximum value for the chosen degree among vertices of the hypergraph.
Examples
h <- example_hype() max_degree(h)
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