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Maybe it would be nice for numerical problems to have a graph that represents a multidimensional grid. Then there should be a way to access the vertices not only with an integer, but also with an instance of CartesianIndex.
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I see yes that would be interesting. Thing is, not sure we can represent infinite grids (what should nv and ne return?) but finite grids should be fine
Maybe it would be nice for numerical problems to have a graph that represents a multidimensional grid. Then there should be a way to access the vertices not only with an integer, but also with an instance of
CartesianIndex
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: