Custom Edge visualization in Networkx
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I'm trying to display an electrical circuit.
Is there any way to replace the line(that appears as an edge) with a resistor.
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I'm trying to display an electrical circuit.
Is there any way to replace the line(that appears as an edge) with a resistor.
networkx graph-theory
edited Nov 9 at 9:50
Dominique Fortin
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It is neither a reasonable option nor a simple one although you can create a several nodes and zigzag edges to represent a resistor.
– Hamidreza
Oct 23 at 13:43
you are likely to have more success with a specialised circuit-drawing package, e.g. cdelker.bitbucket.io/SchemDraw/SchemDraw.html
– Bonlenfum
Oct 24 at 8:06
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I'm trying to display an electrical circuit.
Is there any way to replace the line(that appears as an edge) with a resistor.
networkx graph-theory
edited Nov 9 at 9:50
Dominique Fortin
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asked Oct 23 at 13:36
user10546572
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I'm trying to display an electrical circuit.
Is there any way to replace the line(that appears as an edge) with a resistor.
networkx graph-theory
networkx graph-theory
edited Nov 9 at 9:50
Dominique Fortin
1,642816
asked Oct 23 at 13:36
user10546572
62
edited Nov 9 at 9:50
Dominique Fortin
1,642816
asked Oct 23 at 13:36
user10546572
62
edited Nov 9 at 9:50
Dominique Fortin
1,642816
edited Nov 9 at 9:50
Dominique Fortin
1,642816
edited Nov 9 at 9:50
Dominique Fortin
1,642816
1,642816
asked Oct 23 at 13:36
user10546572
62
asked Oct 23 at 13:36
user10546572
62
asked Oct 23 at 13:36
user10546572
62
62
It is neither a reasonable option nor a simple one although you can create a several nodes and zigzag edges to represent a resistor.
– Hamidreza
Oct 23 at 13:43
you are likely to have more success with a specialised circuit-drawing package, e.g. cdelker.bitbucket.io/SchemDraw/SchemDraw.html
– Bonlenfum
Oct 24 at 8:06
add a comment |
It is neither a reasonable option nor a simple one although you can create a several nodes and zigzag edges to represent a resistor.
– Hamidreza
Oct 23 at 13:43
you are likely to have more success with a specialised circuit-drawing package, e.g. cdelker.bitbucket.io/SchemDraw/SchemDraw.html
– Bonlenfum
Oct 24 at 8:06
It is neither a reasonable option nor a simple one although you can create a several nodes and zigzag edges to represent a resistor.
– Hamidreza
Oct 23 at 13:43
It is neither a reasonable option nor a simple one although you can create a several nodes and zigzag edges to represent a resistor.
– Hamidreza
Oct 23 at 13:43
you are likely to have more success with a specialised circuit-drawing package, e.g. cdelker.bitbucket.io/SchemDraw/SchemDraw.html
– Bonlenfum
Oct 24 at 8:06
you are likely to have more success with a specialised circuit-drawing package, e.g. cdelker.bitbucket.io/SchemDraw/SchemDraw.html
– Bonlenfum
Oct 24 at 8:06
add a comment |
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It is neither a reasonable option nor a simple one although you can create a several nodes and zigzag edges to represent a resistor.
– Hamidreza
Oct 23 at 13:43
you are likely to have more success with a specialised circuit-drawing package, e.g. cdelker.bitbucket.io/SchemDraw/SchemDraw.html
– Bonlenfum
Oct 24 at 8:06