I have a graph with a lot of vertices without edges.
IGRAPH UN-- 560 49 --
+ attr: area (v), cnpj (v), grande_area (v), name (v), res (v), std (v), company (e), res (e), std (e)
I would like to delete all vertices that have no edges... Something like:
to_delete_ids = [v.index for v in g_groups_all.vs if v HAS NO EDGES]
g_groups_all.delete_vertices(to_delete_ids)
But I don't know how to write the conditional to check if the vertex has no edges. I tried v._source == None or v._target != True
with no success.
My edges e['company'] e['res'] and e['std']
can be True
or None
Embarrassed to have asked such a question. Of course...
to_delete_ids = [v.index for v in g_groups_all.vs if v.degree() == 0]
g_groups_all.delete_vertices(to_delete_ids)
Obviously! But it took me some time to come up with that...
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