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Date: 2005-08-21 03:35:34
Matrices
Adjacency matrix
Matrix
Graph
Incidence matrix
Adjacency list
Two-graph
Graph theory
Mathematics
Algebraic graph theory

The network Package August 20, 2005 Version 0.5-4 Date August 18, 2005 Title Classes for Relational Data Author Carter T. Butts , with help from David Hunter

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