#15735: Add somewhatfptufvs package
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       Reporter:  spurtuna           |        Owner:  spurtuna
           Type:  enhancement        |       Status:  new
       Priority:  minor              |    Milestone:  sage-6.2
      Component:  PLEASE CHANGE      |   Resolution:
       Keywords:                     |    Merged in:
  graph,hard,feedback vertex set     |    Reviewers:
        Authors:  spurtuna           |  Work issues:
Report Upstream:  None of the above  |       Commit:
  - read trac for reasoning.         |  31b7a2036a17ce63d9b85e9b6ef4e3b2a5de4b3c
         Branch:                     |     Stopgaps:
  u/spurtuna/15735please             |
   Dependencies:  None               |
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Comment (by ncohen):

 Hello !

 I looked at your Git branch today and at your C code, and what I think is
 that it is not ready to be made public. It is messy. Comments, todo, well,
 this is your own custom code and you should make it readable for others
 before trying to share it. As it is, I would not trust this code myself
 unless I read and understand it, and that is beyond me in its current
 state. The only way out I see at the moment is to do all the work that it
 requires myself, and I cannot give away this amount of time at the moment,
 especially without understanding the code.

 If you want to share your work, be it by Sage or any other means, please
 clean and document your code. Replace "notes to yourself" by "notes that
 should be understood by anybody". Don't leave commented code without an
 explicit reason.

 It would be nice if you could also create a web page somewhere with your
 code available on it, explaining how you chose to implement it, which
 paper you used, link it to your thesis if you want.

 Did you check your code against existing implementation, not for speed but
 for correction ?

 You can easily do this in Sage, and as you have apparently interfaced it
 already you could easily run the following code :

 {{{
 for g in digraphs(7):
     assert g.feedback_vertex_set() == your_feedback_function(g)
 }}}

 If you already did, please mention it on the web page, if you did not it
 would be a good thing to do. All the relevant of your 'readme' file should
 probably appear on some page, too.

 Nathann

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