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Is there an analogue of the topological sort (only applicable to DAGs) for directed cyclic graphs?
I could imagine some naive procedures for random sampling of DAGs from a directed cyclic graph and calculating an average topological sort position for each node, or using a heuristic and recursive algorithm like here http://lkozma.net/blog/ordering-cyclic-graphs/ that gives a proper integer position to each.
What we'd like to do is take a BEL graph, remove some uninteresting associative edges, then assign a pseudo-topological sort position to each node to quickly allow users to see how "upstream" or "downstream" a node is in a given NeuroMMSig mechanism.
Is there an analogue of the topological sort (only applicable to DAGs) for directed cyclic graphs?
I could imagine some naive procedures for random sampling of DAGs from a directed cyclic graph and calculating an average topological sort position for each node, or using a heuristic and recursive algorithm like here http://lkozma.net/blog/ordering-cyclic-graphs/ that gives a proper integer position to each.
What we'd like to do is take a BEL graph, remove some uninteresting associative edges, then assign a pseudo-topological sort position to each node to quickly allow users to see how "upstream" or "downstream" a node is in a given NeuroMMSig mechanism.
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