4.2 SpiderWeb

SpiderWeb4.1->SpiderWeb4.2

Grasshopper3d Components

Added eigenDecomposition Components
Added Clustering Components
Added graphStyle Components

Fixed Random Graph Coloring Error

Changed a lot of Inputs and Outputs of Components

.NET Library Changes

- Class GH_graphStyle added to GH_SpiderWebLibrary.GH_graphRepresentaions Namespace

- MustInherit Class agglomerativeClustering added to SpiderWebLibrary.clustering
- Added different agglomerativeClustering Supclasses

- MustInherit Class distanceClustering added to SpiderWebLibrary.clustering
- Added different distanceClustering Supclasses

- Class graphMatrix added to SpiderWebLibrary.graphRepresentaions

- Class GH_graphMatrix added to GH_SpiderWebLibrary.GH_graphRepresentaions

- Class spectralGraphMatrix added to SpiderWebLibrary.graphTools

Replies to This Discussion

Permalink Reply by Rafat Ahmed on July 20, 2015 at 6:28

Its Great Richard, but as a junior on spiderweb, i wish if there's a tutorial not example on explaining the logic behind the spiderweb. to let us simply understand the Components and its function.

Permalink Reply by Richard Schaffranek on July 20, 2015 at 11:51

Hallo,

well there are a few examples which explain some components. Plus there is a scriptum explaining basic Graph theory.

http://www.gbl.tuwien.ac.at/_docs/GrasshopperScriptum/GrasshopperSc...

e.g. there is the 'Urban distance' example which explains the usage of SSSP (Single Sorce Shortest PAth) component. If you read the Dijkstra section of the 'SIMPLE ALGORITHMS FOR GRAPHS' chapter of the online script the general Idea behind will explained.

So yes there is no direct explaination but maybe I can encourage you to read through the provided script. Any further questions are welcome and I will try to answere as soon as possible.

For the new added components, I will need some more time to provide examples. As for now if you do not know what eigenvalues are I would guess that most likly it makes no sense applying them sorry.

The development of SpiderWeb is mainly for my own research which I am sharing and as I continue to develop I will continue to provide more advanced example (I have to understand what I am exactly doing before I can teach someone else).

Richard

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