Re: Algorithmically generating acyclic source-terminal network graphs

On Wed, Aug 5, 2009 at 1:28 PM, Roberto
Nibali<roberto.nibali <at> mavt.ethz.ch> wrote:

> It would be nice if someone with significantly more Latex experience
> than me created an extension to Alain Matthes' tkz-graph package. I
> fancy the design path taken by the existing PGF/TIKZ framework,
> however there is still a large hurdle to overcome for the proficiency
> required to be productive. My probably worthless 2 cents here: This
> whole world of creating series-parallel reducible (in my case also:
> acyclic digraphs) with a source and terminal nodes is frequently used
> in reliability theory, including partly in network coding and network
> flow analysis fields. It would allow a broad range of researchers in
> these fields to spice up their papers with Latex-compliant visibly
> adequate graphical representations of said graphs.

Could you post a link to an example of a more complicated graph that
you want to draw?

- Kjell Magne Fauske

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