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Remove a single element from python's random.sample population

Remove a single element from python's random.sample population Question: I am trying to implement a graph representation where each node of the graph has random edges to other nodes but not to itself. Therefore, I am trying to exclude the node itself from the population out of which random.sample would generate the random neighbors. However, …

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Graph DFS – Confused about the return value of recursion

Graph DFS – Confused about the return value of recursion Question: I have a graph where a path from top-left cell – (0,0) to the bottom-right cell – (m-1,n-1) is valid if the difference between consecutive cells are less than or equal to "val". For instance, this example should return true for a val=2 because …

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Is there an efficient method of limiting sets of unique combinations of two lists in Python?

Is there an efficient method of limiting sets of unique combinations of two lists in Python? Question: I have the following code to generate each set of unique combinations between two lists. Alternatively phrased, all possible sets of matches of targets from a list of sources. from itertools import permutations def combos(sources, targets): assert len(sources) …

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Create a graph in Python (with pygraphviz) when the number of nodes is huge

Create a graph in Python (with pygraphviz) when the number of nodes is huge Question: I am trying, in Python, to create a graph from lists where I can see the merge and ramifications of my lists. I am sure the first item of the list is always the same for all lists. For these …

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Fastest Algorithm/Software for MST and Searching on Large Sparse Graphs

Fastest Algorithm/Software for MST and Searching on Large Sparse Graphs Question: I’ve developed a graph clustering model for assigning destinations to vehicle routes, but my implementation is very slow. It takes about two days to process a graph with 400k nodes. My current implementation in Python is as follows: Input data is a sparse graph: …

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Adding hatch to Seaborn multi-boxplot

Adding hatch to Seaborn multi-boxplot Question: In the chart below, I want to add hatch (‘/’) only to the ‘rest’ category in both boxlots. I will be glad if you help I add the sample codes below: import seaborn as sns exercise = sns.load_dataset("exercise") df1=exercise.loc[(exercise["diet"]=="low fat"),:] df2=exercise.loc[(exercise["diet"]=="no fat"),:] fig, axes = plt.subplots(1, 2) ax1=sns.boxplot(x=’kind’, y=’pulse’, …

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How to get the path from the Dijkstra algorithm in Python

How to get the path from the Dijkstra algorithm in Python Question: I took the code for the Dijkstra algorithm from this website and rewrote it for my needs (see below). Now I need to implement a feature that would store the shortest path for each node. I tried implementing it using this code from …

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Drawing a oval shape to represent a race track given data

Drawing a oval shape to represent a race track given data Question: So I have data with 100s of dictionaries which include both X & Y values. These data represents the coords from the start of the race to the finish. From this data, I have gotten the MaxX, MaxY, MinX, MinY to figure the …

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Grid visualization of a graph from adjacency list

Grid visualization of a graph from adjacency list Question: I have a program that generated the following adjacency list: The data represent a 2D grid graph of size 4 by 14 but every node is not necessarily connected to all its neighbors. My adjacency list is: list_ng2d={(0, 0): [(0, 1)], (0, 1): [(0, 2), (0, …

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