Thanks for the answer. Yes, this solves my "problem". As you can suppose, I'm a newbie at Python. Thank you so much. Juan Hi Juan,
Juan Manuel Tirado wrote:
What I would like to do is to print the vertex identifier that corresponds to every clustering coefficient. The output to get is something like:
edge1 0.0 edge2 0.33333 edge3 1.5 .....etc.
I suppose that this is really simple, but I'm newbie at python I do not get how to do it. I appreciate your help and comments.
This is indeed simple. All you have to do is iterate through the graph. (I assume you mean "vertex" instead of "edge" above).
for v in g.vertices(): print int(v), clust[v]
This will print something line:
0 0.0 1 0.33333 2 1.5 ...
Note also that the values of clust.get_array() are such that the i-th value corresponds to the i-th vertex, where i is the vertex index.
Did I understand you question correctly?
Cheers, Tiago
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