See read.table(), and graph.data.frame().

Gabor

On Sat, Jan 31, 2015 at 5:24 AM, 赵鸿丰 <[email protected]> wrote:

> Dear Sir/Madam:
>
> I am a new user of igraph package for R. Before using Igraph, I used Pajek
> to draw social network graph. At present, I tried to import data used in
> Pajek to Igraph. But I failed. My data is a 3-column list of weighted
> directed graph, and contains thousands of records, for instance:
>
> From To Weight
>
> Huang Huang 2
>
> admin Huang 1
>
> hjx_221 Huang 1
>
> nv2118 Huang 1
>
> mcat Huang 1
>
> wolfel Huang 1
>
> Humphrey Huang 2
>
> Huang Humphrey 3
>
> dcllj Huang 1
>
> yezhunan3h Huang 1
>
> bijune Huang 1
>
> ieeeblog Huang 2
>
> jsjhcs Huang 1
>
> Huang ieeeblog 3
>
> zqf5021314 Huang 1
>
> daliansuonika Huang 1
>
> hzh007aaa Huang 1
>
> wjwenoch Huang 1
>
> baojie Huang 1
>
> lianjiehailao Huang 1
>
> yetiancheng Huang 1
>
> baojie yetiancheng 1
>
> In the samples of igraph, the vertexes of the graph always manually listed
> in c(), and every 2 vertexes was bound as a couple. But if I want to draw a
> graph from a document, how should I do?
>
> I would be most gratefull if you could reply at your earliest convenience.
> Looking forward to hearing from you. Thank you very much.
>
>                                   Sincerely yours
>
>                                   Humphrey Zhao
>
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