To Run:
python get_graph.py <command line argument>
Command line arguments:
'R' for Robustness, no quotes
'N' for Network Connectivity
'E' for Efficiency
Nothing to just get data in a file on your desktop called 'dataframe'
Basically gets inputs from user, on the starting number nodes and
increments up by the input increment until the total number of nodes
It creates an Min spanning tree on of the nodes at random and randomly adds edges
with makeRandomEdge
Then it collects all the data and graphs 1 of the 3 measures above.
Robustness: The current measures of robustness is the critical fractiton of nodes removed and netwwork connectivity from this paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/0802.2564
Efficiency: The efficiency SPECON paper from 2004 that Prof gave us. and newly introoduced efficiency papers found by Dylan
Note other code is stored in upstream repossitory