#8166: Expose max_weight_matching from NetworkX
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   Reporter:  ncohen           |       Owner:  rlm         
       Type:  enhancement      |      Status:  needs_review
   Priority:  major            |   Milestone:  sage-4.4.3  
  Component:  graph theory     |    Keywords:              
     Author:  Nathann Cohen    |    Upstream:  N/A         
   Reviewer:  Minh Van Nguyen  |      Merged:              
Work_issues:                   |  
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Changes (by newvalueoldvalue):

  * reviewer:  => Minh Van Nguyen
  * author:  => Nathann Cohen


Old description:

> Since the new version of NetworkX is being merged into Sage #7608, we
> could use their max matching algorithm. We already have one, though it
> uses Linear Programming and is optional :
>
> The efficiency of these two algorithms have to be compared !
>
> Based upon this, the default behaviour could be :
>     * To always use NetworkX
>     * Only use it if there is no LP available
>     * Not to use it if not asked explicitely
>
> Nathann

New description:

 Since the new version of NetworkX is being merged into Sage #7608, we
 could use their max matching algorithm. We already have one, though it
 uses Linear Programming and is optional :

 The efficiency of these two algorithms have to be compared !

 Based upon this, the default behaviour could be :
     * To always use NetworkX
     * Only use it if there is no LP available
     * Not to use it if not asked explicitely

 '''Apply:'''

  1. #8364
  1.
 
[http://trac.sagemath.org/sage_trac/attachment/ticket/8166/trac_8166-rebase.patch
 trac_8166-rebase.patch]

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Comment:

 I have attached a rebase of ncohen's patch, rebased on top of #8364. Based
 upon that, I did some clean-ups of the changes proposed by ncohen. My
 changes are mainly cosmetic clean-ups along the lines of PEP 008. Both
 ncohen's patch and my changes are folded into one patch to make it easier
 for anyone to give a final review.

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