#19339: Use digraph labels if present for ClusterAlgebra and ClusterQuiver
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       Reporter:  aram.dermenjian  |        Owner:
           Type:  PLEASE CHANGE    |       Status:  new
       Priority:  minor            |    Milestone:  sage-6.9
      Component:  algebra          |   Resolution:
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Changes (by aram.dermenjian):

 * priority:  major => minor
 * cc: gmoose05 (added)
 * component:  PLEASE CHANGE => algebra


Old description:



New description:

 '''Information from Gregg Musiker'''

 I recently realized that if one starts with a digraph D (with vertices
 labeled however) and then writes

    S = ClusterSeed(D), then the code will effectively call

    Q = ClusterQuiver(D) and then assign S = ClusterSeed(Q).

 In the same spirit as the last ticket, I think it makes sense to add other
 vertex names to ClusterQuiver and allow these to be passed on to Cluster
 Seed.  Since we only changed the behavior of cluster_seed.py in the last
 ticket, I believe the behavior of quiver.py was unaffected.

 In particular, if one writes ClusterSeed(D) or ClusterQuiver(D), then I
 believe Sage should then use the vertices of digraph as labels rather than
 defaulting to [0,...,n-1].  (Although we will have to think somewhat about
 backwards compatibility.)

 In particular, I'm thinking of two changes.

 1) In ClusterQuiver()'s init command, if a digraph is the input, then the
 vertices of ClusterQuiver agree with the labels of the vertices of the
 input digraph.  (Although for internal data, sage would also have a
 dictionary from {0,..., n-1} to these vertex labels so that it understands
 the "ij-th" entry of the B-matrix for instance.

 2) In ClusterSeed()'s init command, if a ClusterQuiver is the input, then
 it uses those vertices as labels for the cluster variables as if the user
 had given user_labels.

 The only exception would be if the user puts in such a ClusterQuiver and
 also user_labels as a separate input, then the new user_labels should
 override the old ones from the ClusterQuiver.

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