Get Neighbors implementation for Undirected and Directed Graphs with Tests#164
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Get Neighbors implementation for Undirected and Directed Graphs with Tests#164rohanbadlani wants to merge 4 commits intosnap-stanford:masterfrom
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Adding in the implementation for directed graphs as well. |
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Added Tests in the tests/tests-TUNGraph.cpp and tests/tests-TNGraph.cpp that follow the same convention as all the other tests. These test basic functionality using a small test graph. SUNet Id: rbadlani |
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Throughout the usage of SNAP platform, there are many graph algorithms for which the user might need neighborhood data and hence adding that functionality as easy to use methods.
[Build] The build is passing.
[Testing] Tested the functionality and provides results as expected but will be writing rigorous tests.
I am not sure on where to add the documentation for this, but I have used comments in the codebase to make things quite clear and will be happy to help provide/edit documentation for this.
SUNet Id: rbadlani.