#13808: Gromov hyperbolicity of graphs
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       Reporter:  dcoudert              |         Owner:  jason, ncohen, rlm
           Type:  enhancement           |        Status:  needs_work        
       Priority:  major                 |     Milestone:  sage-5.6          
      Component:  graph theory          |    Resolution:                    
       Keywords:  graph, hyperbolicity  |   Work issues:                    
Report Upstream:  N/A                   |     Reviewers:                    
        Authors:  David Coudert         |     Merged in:                    
   Dependencies:                        |      Stopgaps:                    
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Comment (by dcoudert):

 Replying to [comment:2 ncohen]:
 > Here is my current patch, and two comments :
 >
 > * It would be nice if ``sage -coverage hyperbolicity.pyx`` returned
 "100% coverage". I hate to say it, because it often means adding useless
 tests just to fit to the metrics `-_-`

 OK, I will work on this.

 > * What is the use of _reduce_biconnected_graph compared to goodcores ?

 Useless, but since it is very fast (linear) it can be used for all
 methods, while goodcores is only for cuts+.

 > The docstring says that this function, by removing degree 2 vertices
 whose neighborhood is an edge, would reduce a complete bipartite graph to
 an edge... But no vertex of a complete bipartite graph is adjacent to two
 adjacent vertices (a triangle). I do not see how (as the docstring says)
 this function does anything different from the good core decomposition
 method above.

 Oups. We must add an edge to get many triangles.

 > It would also be better to set this ticket to `need_work` until your
 have found out where the bug you found comes from.

 Sure.

 > Tell me what you think of the changes I made ! They should make the html
 doc nicer !

 That's perfect. Thanks.

 > Nathann

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