Graph modelling language

A graph modelling language is a format used for representing graphs, which is one of the most widely used formats for this purpose. It is also known as Graph Meta Language and is one of several formats used for graph representation, including Trivial Graph Format (TGF), DOT format, Graph eXchange Language (GXL) format, eXtensible Graph Markup and Modeling Language (XGMML) format, Directed Graph Markup Language (DGML) format, GraphML format, XCM format, and XTM format.From: Advanced Data Science and Analytics with Python [2020], Graph-Based Social Media Analysis [2019]

Getting Social: Graph Theory and Social Network Analysis

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Published in Jesús Rogel-Salazar, Advanced Data Science and Analytics with Python, 2020

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Let us take a look at the data in the network. We can read the GML directly with NetworkX as follows: GML – Graph Modelling Language.Remember to refer to the correct path for the file!

A design-based pedagogical framework for developing computational thinking skills

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Published in Journal of Decision Systems, 2021

Samrat Gupta, Amit Anand Tiwari

R, the free (open-source) nature of which is formally ensured by the GNU General Public Licence (GPL), is named as such partly after the first names of its designers Robert Gentleman and Ross Ihaka and partly because of its inspiration from S programming language (Ripley, 2001). R is capable of integrating with stand-alone network softwares (such as Pajek, UCINet and Gephi) and also supports data exchange features (import and export) with various network formats such as graph modelling language (GML), Pajek (net) and graph exchange XML format (gexf) thus making it a perfect candidate for teaching courses where CT is involved (Luke, 2015). The dynamic network models are facilitated by RSiena and more sophisticated

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