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Dear @lhsoicher , the command line program dreadnaut can be used to generate a 3x32=96-bit hash value to a graph. The command z does the job once a canonical labelling is computed (with the comman cx). It would be great to have access to the hash value using the GRAPE package. Thanks!
Dreadnaut (Debian 2.7r3+ds-1) version 2.7 (64 bits).
> n=12 $=1 g
1 : 2;3;4;5;6;7;8;9;10;11;12;1.
> c
> x
(2 12)(3 11)(4 10)(5 9)(6 8)
level 2: 7 orbits; 5 fixed; index 2
(1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12)
level 1: 1 orbit; 1 fixed; index 12
1 orbit; grpsize=24; 2 gens; 6 nodes; maxlev=3
canupdates=1; cpu time = 0.00 seconds
> z
[N2552efde 394889fc 3c67aaf3]
Remark. The command line program bliss has no option to generate the hash value. The C++ program BLISS itself has a method g->get_hash() which produces a 32-bit hash. Unfortunately, one needs to write C/C++ programs to have access to it.
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Dear @lhsoicher , the command line program
dreadnaut
can be used to generate a 3x32=96-bit hash value to a graph. The commandz
does the job once a canonical labelling is computed (with the commancx
). It would be great to have access to the hash value using the GRAPE package. Thanks!Remark. The command line program
bliss
has no option to generate the hash value. The C++ program BLISS itself has a methodg->get_hash()
which produces a 32-bit hash. Unfortunately, one needs to write C/C++ programs to have access to it.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: