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HTree graph in graphviz
Prove that the graph is a valid tree in PythonCheck directed graph is tree or notFinding minimal spanning tree of a graph using Kruskal's algorithmBuilding an undirected graph from depth-first sorted node list in PythonGraph library including minimum spanning tree using Kruskal's Algorithm
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This is the HTree I'm trying to recreate:
In my class of Data Structures I'm learning about trees. They asked us to research trees of our own interest and upon reading I found out about HTrees. As part of the research I need to create a tree in graphviz and here's what I've got so far on dot:
digraph Htree {
node [style=filled, shape=record];
graph [ dpi = 300 ];
size ="50";
nodesep=.1;
ranksep=.5;
//node [fontname="Arial"];
//DX-block
block_0 -> block_1;
block_0 -> block_2;
block_0 -> block_3;
DX_block [fillcolor=lightgray,shape=record, label="DX-block"];
DE_block [fillcolor=skyblue,shape=record, label="DE-block"];
{rank=same;DX_block;DE_block}
//DX-block -> DE-blocks
block_1 -> {block_4, block_13, block_9, block_11};
block_2 -> {block_6, block_7, block_5};
block_3 -> {block_8, block_10, block_12};
//DX-block
block_0 [style=filled, fillcolor=lightgray, shape=record, label="{0|1}|{100|2}|{200|3}", xlabel="Block 0"];
block_1 [style=filled, fillcolor=lightgray, shape=record, label="{0|4}|{20|13}|{40|9}|{60|11}", xlabel="Block 1"];
block_2 [style=filled, fillcolor=lightgray, shape=record, label="{100|6}|{120|7}|{150|5}", xlabel="Block 2"];
block_3 [style=filled, fillcolor=lightgray, shape=record, label="{200|8}|{240|10}|{260|12}", xlabel="Block 3"];
//DE-block
block_4 [style=filled, fillcolor=skyblue, shape=record, label="{E1}|{E2}|{...}", xlabel="Block 4"];
block_13 [style=filled, fillcolor=skyblue, shape=record, label="{E10}|{E11}|{...}", xlabel="Block 13"];
block_9 [style=filled, fillcolor=skyblue, shape=record, label="{E21}|{E22}|{...}", xlabel="Block 9"];
block_11 [style=filled, fillcolor=skyblue, shape=record, label="{E41}|{E42}|{...}", xlabel="Block 11"];
block_6 [style=filled, fillcolor=skyblue, shape=record, label="{E31}|{E32}|{...}", xlabel="Block 6"];
block_7 [style=filled, fillcolor=skyblue, shape=record, label="{E91}|{E92}|{...}", xlabel="Block 7"];
block_5 [style=filled, fillcolor=skyblue, shape=record, label="{E51}|{E52}|{...}", xlabel="Block 5"];
block_8 [style=filled, fillcolor=skyblue, shape=record, label="{E71}|{E72}|{...}", xlabel="Block 8"];
block_10 [style=filled, fillcolor=skyblue, shape=record, label="{E61}|{E62}|{...}", xlabel="Block 10"];
block_12 [style=filled, fillcolor=skyblue, shape=record, label="{E81}|{E82}|{...}", xlabel="Block 12"];
}
tree dot-lang
edited 1 min ago
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$begingroup$
This is the HTree I'm trying to recreate:
In my class of Data Structures I'm learning about trees. They asked us to research trees of our own interest and upon reading I found out about HTrees. As part of the research I need to create a tree in graphviz and here's what I've got so far on dot:
digraph Htree {
node [style=filled, shape=record];
graph [ dpi = 300 ];
size ="50";
nodesep=.1;
ranksep=.5;
//node [fontname="Arial"];
//DX-block
block_0 -> block_1;
block_0 -> block_2;
block_0 -> block_3;
DX_block [fillcolor=lightgray,shape=record, label="DX-block"];
DE_block [fillcolor=skyblue,shape=record, label="DE-block"];
{rank=same;DX_block;DE_block}
//DX-block -> DE-blocks
block_1 -> {block_4, block_13, block_9, block_11};
block_2 -> {block_6, block_7, block_5};
block_3 -> {block_8, block_10, block_12};
//DX-block
block_0 [style=filled, fillcolor=lightgray, shape=record, label="{0|1}|{100|2}|{200|3}", xlabel="Block 0"];
block_1 [style=filled, fillcolor=lightgray, shape=record, label="{0|4}|{20|13}|{40|9}|{60|11}", xlabel="Block 1"];
block_2 [style=filled, fillcolor=lightgray, shape=record, label="{100|6}|{120|7}|{150|5}", xlabel="Block 2"];
block_3 [style=filled, fillcolor=lightgray, shape=record, label="{200|8}|{240|10}|{260|12}", xlabel="Block 3"];
//DE-block
block_4 [style=filled, fillcolor=skyblue, shape=record, label="{E1}|{E2}|{...}", xlabel="Block 4"];
block_13 [style=filled, fillcolor=skyblue, shape=record, label="{E10}|{E11}|{...}", xlabel="Block 13"];
block_9 [style=filled, fillcolor=skyblue, shape=record, label="{E21}|{E22}|{...}", xlabel="Block 9"];
block_11 [style=filled, fillcolor=skyblue, shape=record, label="{E41}|{E42}|{...}", xlabel="Block 11"];
block_6 [style=filled, fillcolor=skyblue, shape=record, label="{E31}|{E32}|{...}", xlabel="Block 6"];
block_7 [style=filled, fillcolor=skyblue, shape=record, label="{E91}|{E92}|{...}", xlabel="Block 7"];
block_5 [style=filled, fillcolor=skyblue, shape=record, label="{E51}|{E52}|{...}", xlabel="Block 5"];
block_8 [style=filled, fillcolor=skyblue, shape=record, label="{E71}|{E72}|{...}", xlabel="Block 8"];
block_10 [style=filled, fillcolor=skyblue, shape=record, label="{E61}|{E62}|{...}", xlabel="Block 10"];
block_12 [style=filled, fillcolor=skyblue, shape=record, label="{E81}|{E82}|{...}", xlabel="Block 12"];
}
tree dot-lang
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$begingroup$
This is the HTree I'm trying to recreate:
In my class of Data Structures I'm learning about trees. They asked us to research trees of our own interest and upon reading I found out about HTrees. As part of the research I need to create a tree in graphviz and here's what I've got so far on dot:
digraph Htree {
node [style=filled, shape=record];
graph [ dpi = 300 ];
size ="50";
nodesep=.1;
ranksep=.5;
//node [fontname="Arial"];
//DX-block
block_0 -> block_1;
block_0 -> block_2;
block_0 -> block_3;
DX_block [fillcolor=lightgray,shape=record, label="DX-block"];
DE_block [fillcolor=skyblue,shape=record, label="DE-block"];
{rank=same;DX_block;DE_block}
//DX-block -> DE-blocks
block_1 -> {block_4, block_13, block_9, block_11};
block_2 -> {block_6, block_7, block_5};
block_3 -> {block_8, block_10, block_12};
//DX-block
block_0 [style=filled, fillcolor=lightgray, shape=record, label="{0|1}|{100|2}|{200|3}", xlabel="Block 0"];
block_1 [style=filled, fillcolor=lightgray, shape=record, label="{0|4}|{20|13}|{40|9}|{60|11}", xlabel="Block 1"];
block_2 [style=filled, fillcolor=lightgray, shape=record, label="{100|6}|{120|7}|{150|5}", xlabel="Block 2"];
block_3 [style=filled, fillcolor=lightgray, shape=record, label="{200|8}|{240|10}|{260|12}", xlabel="Block 3"];
//DE-block
block_4 [style=filled, fillcolor=skyblue, shape=record, label="{E1}|{E2}|{...}", xlabel="Block 4"];
block_13 [style=filled, fillcolor=skyblue, shape=record, label="{E10}|{E11}|{...}", xlabel="Block 13"];
block_9 [style=filled, fillcolor=skyblue, shape=record, label="{E21}|{E22}|{...}", xlabel="Block 9"];
block_11 [style=filled, fillcolor=skyblue, shape=record, label="{E41}|{E42}|{...}", xlabel="Block 11"];
block_6 [style=filled, fillcolor=skyblue, shape=record, label="{E31}|{E32}|{...}", xlabel="Block 6"];
block_7 [style=filled, fillcolor=skyblue, shape=record, label="{E91}|{E92}|{...}", xlabel="Block 7"];
block_5 [style=filled, fillcolor=skyblue, shape=record, label="{E51}|{E52}|{...}", xlabel="Block 5"];
block_8 [style=filled, fillcolor=skyblue, shape=record, label="{E71}|{E72}|{...}", xlabel="Block 8"];
block_10 [style=filled, fillcolor=skyblue, shape=record, label="{E61}|{E62}|{...}", xlabel="Block 10"];
block_12 [style=filled, fillcolor=skyblue, shape=record, label="{E81}|{E82}|{...}", xlabel="Block 12"];
}
tree dot-lang
edited 1 min ago
Jamal♦
30.3k11120227
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This is the HTree I'm trying to recreate:
In my class of Data Structures I'm learning about trees. They asked us to research trees of our own interest and upon reading I found out about HTrees. As part of the research I need to create a tree in graphviz and here's what I've got so far on dot:
digraph Htree {
node [style=filled, shape=record];
graph [ dpi = 300 ];
size ="50";
nodesep=.1;
ranksep=.5;
//node [fontname="Arial"];
//DX-block
block_0 -> block_1;
block_0 -> block_2;
block_0 -> block_3;
DX_block [fillcolor=lightgray,shape=record, label="DX-block"];
DE_block [fillcolor=skyblue,shape=record, label="DE-block"];
{rank=same;DX_block;DE_block}
//DX-block -> DE-blocks
block_1 -> {block_4, block_13, block_9, block_11};
block_2 -> {block_6, block_7, block_5};
block_3 -> {block_8, block_10, block_12};
//DX-block
block_0 [style=filled, fillcolor=lightgray, shape=record, label="{0|1}|{100|2}|{200|3}", xlabel="Block 0"];
block_1 [style=filled, fillcolor=lightgray, shape=record, label="{0|4}|{20|13}|{40|9}|{60|11}", xlabel="Block 1"];
block_2 [style=filled, fillcolor=lightgray, shape=record, label="{100|6}|{120|7}|{150|5}", xlabel="Block 2"];
block_3 [style=filled, fillcolor=lightgray, shape=record, label="{200|8}|{240|10}|{260|12}", xlabel="Block 3"];
//DE-block
block_4 [style=filled, fillcolor=skyblue, shape=record, label="{E1}|{E2}|{...}", xlabel="Block 4"];
block_13 [style=filled, fillcolor=skyblue, shape=record, label="{E10}|{E11}|{...}", xlabel="Block 13"];
block_9 [style=filled, fillcolor=skyblue, shape=record, label="{E21}|{E22}|{...}", xlabel="Block 9"];
block_11 [style=filled, fillcolor=skyblue, shape=record, label="{E41}|{E42}|{...}", xlabel="Block 11"];
block_6 [style=filled, fillcolor=skyblue, shape=record, label="{E31}|{E32}|{...}", xlabel="Block 6"];
block_7 [style=filled, fillcolor=skyblue, shape=record, label="{E91}|{E92}|{...}", xlabel="Block 7"];
block_5 [style=filled, fillcolor=skyblue, shape=record, label="{E51}|{E52}|{...}", xlabel="Block 5"];
block_8 [style=filled, fillcolor=skyblue, shape=record, label="{E71}|{E72}|{...}", xlabel="Block 8"];
block_10 [style=filled, fillcolor=skyblue, shape=record, label="{E61}|{E62}|{...}", xlabel="Block 10"];
block_12 [style=filled, fillcolor=skyblue, shape=record, label="{E81}|{E82}|{...}", xlabel="Block 12"];
}
tree dot-lang
tree dot-lang
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