How to update graph in networkx after removing nodes?
I want to update the definition for my graph after removing nodes and edges however when I try to draw it again I get the error that it is missing a node, i.e. the one I removed.
Here is my example code:
a = k(n) #This is a graph function which works fine returning a graph
remove_node = 54
a.remove_node(54)
nx.draw(a)
NetworkXError: The node 54 is not in the graph.
python-3.x networkx
asked Nov 15 '18 at 0:20
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I want to update the definition for my graph after removing nodes and edges however when I try to draw it again I get the error that it is missing a node, i.e. the one I removed.
Here is my example code:
a = k(n) #This is a graph function which works fine returning a graph
remove_node = 54
a.remove_node(54)
nx.draw(a)
NetworkXError: The node 54 is not in the graph.
python-3.x networkx
asked Nov 15 '18 at 0:20
NewYorkNewYork
243
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This code does not produce an error for me. It will help if you give the complete error message. But I think the problem is thatadoesn't have node54to begin with, and the error is coming when you try to remove it. The full error message would make that clearer.
– Joel
Nov 15 '18 at 2:17
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I want to update the definition for my graph after removing nodes and edges however when I try to draw it again I get the error that it is missing a node, i.e. the one I removed.
Here is my example code:
a = k(n) #This is a graph function which works fine returning a graph
remove_node = 54
a.remove_node(54)
nx.draw(a)
NetworkXError: The node 54 is not in the graph.
python-3.x networkx
asked Nov 15 '18 at 0:20
NewYorkNewYork
243
I want to update the definition for my graph after removing nodes and edges however when I try to draw it again I get the error that it is missing a node, i.e. the one I removed.
Here is my example code:
a = k(n) #This is a graph function which works fine returning a graph
remove_node = 54
a.remove_node(54)
nx.draw(a)
NetworkXError: The node 54 is not in the graph.
python-3.x networkx
python-3.x networkx
asked Nov 15 '18 at 0:20
NewYorkNewYork
243
asked Nov 15 '18 at 0:20
NewYorkNewYork
243
asked Nov 15 '18 at 0:20
NewYorkNewYork
243
asked Nov 15 '18 at 0:20
NewYorkNewYork
243
asked Nov 15 '18 at 0:20
NewYorkNewYork
243
243
1
This code does not produce an error for me. It will help if you give the complete error message. But I think the problem is thatadoesn't have node54to begin with, and the error is coming when you try to remove it. The full error message would make that clearer.
– Joel
Nov 15 '18 at 2:17
add a comment |
1
This code does not produce an error for me. It will help if you give the complete error message. But I think the problem is thatadoesn't have node54to begin with, and the error is coming when you try to remove it. The full error message would make that clearer.
– Joel
Nov 15 '18 at 2:17
1
1
This code does not produce an error for me. It will help if you give the complete error message. But I think the problem is that
a doesn't have node 54 to begin with, and the error is coming when you try to remove it. The full error message would make that clearer.– Joel
Nov 15 '18 at 2:17
This code does not produce an error for me. It will help if you give the complete error message. But I think the problem is that
a doesn't have node 54 to begin with, and the error is coming when you try to remove it. The full error message would make that clearer.– Joel
Nov 15 '18 at 2:17
add a comment |
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This code does not produce an error for me. It will help if you give the complete error message. But I think the problem is that
adoesn't have node54to begin with, and the error is coming when you try to remove it. The full error message would make that clearer.– Joel
Nov 15 '18 at 2:17