A graph is the primary data structure for representing different types of networks (for example, directed, undirected, weighted, signed, and bipartite). Networks are most naturally represented as a set of nodes with links between them. Social networks are one very prominent class of networks. The Internet is the biggest real-world network, easily codified as a graph. Furthermore, road networks and related algorithms to calculate various routes are again based on graphs. This chapter introduces the basic elements of a graph, shows how to manipulate graphs using a powerful Python framework, ...
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E. Varga Practical Data Science with Python 3https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-4859-1_1010. Graph Analysis
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