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Determine whether a Wolfram model rule is left-connected
ResourceFunction["ConnectedWolframModelQ"][rule] yields True if the left-hand side of the rule is connected, and the right-hand side is connected to the left-hand side. | |
An example of a connected rule:
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An example of a disconnected rule:
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Multiple rules are supported:
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Unary edges are supported:
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By default, the right-hand side is allowed to be disconnected:
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Left- and right- hand sides should be connected to each other:
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While the right-hand side can be disconnected, each piece must be connected to the left-hand side:
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One can also require the right-hand side to be connected separately:
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