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diag.remove: Remove the Diagonals of Adjacency Matrices in a Graph Stack

Description

Returns the input graphs, with the diagonal entries removed/replaced as indicated.

Usage

diag.remove(dat, remove.val=NA)

Arguments

dat

one or more graphs.

remove.val

the value with which to replace the existing diagonals

Value

The updated graphs.

Details

diag.remove is simply a convenient way to apply diag to an entire collection of adjacency matrices/network objects at once.

See Also

diag, upper.tri.remove, lower.tri.remove

Examples

Run this code
# NOT RUN {
#Generate a random graph stack
g<-rgraph(3,5)
#Remove the diagonals
g<-diag.remove(g)
# }

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