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WolframInstitute`Hypergraph`
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returns a object, or a object when the option is set to 3.
"LayoutDimension"
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Hyperedges are drawn according to their arity: an empty hyperedge as a circle, a unary hyperedge as a disk around its vertex, a binary hyperedge as a line, and a hyperedge with three or more vertices as a filled polygon spanning its vertices.
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Vertex positions are computed with an edge-weighted spring embedding unless explicit positions are given with as a list of rules .
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Hyperedges whose is , or are drawn with arrows along their boundary; draws arrows for all hyperedges.
"EdgeSymmetry"
"Ordered"
"Directed"
"Cyclic"
"EdgeArrows"True
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In the list form, every must be a plain list of vertices; to plot tagged or annotated hyperedges, construct a object first.
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takes the same options as , together with all and options, which are passed to the resulting graphic.
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function applied to the hyperedge index to determine its color | |||
"EdgeArrows" | whether to draw arrows along every hyperedge | ||
"EdgeSymmetry" | hyperedge symmetry: "Unordered" "Cyclic" "Ordered" | ||
"EdgeType" | "Cyclic" | whether the boundary of a hyperedge closes back to its first vertex | |
"EdgeMethod" | "ConcavePolygon" | method used to construct the polygon of a hyperedge | |
"EdgeSize" | radius used to draw nullary and unary hyperedges | ||
"EdgeLineStyle" | style of hyperedge boundary lines and arrows | ||
"LayoutDimension" | 2 | dimension of the layout, 2 or 3 |
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Styling and labeling options such as , , , , , , and accept a single value applied to all elements, or lists of rules assigning values to individual vertices or hyperedges.
Examples
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Basic Examples
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Plot a hypergraph with hyperedges of different arities, including an empty hyperedge:
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Scope
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Options
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Properties & Relations
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Neat Examples
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