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bugs - A unexpected behavior in RelationGraph


Bug introduced in 10.2 and fixed in 11.0.1




Firstly we get these idiom


web = Import["http://chengyu.t086.com/jielong/zuichang.html"];

idiom = StringCases[web,
RegularExpression[
"(?<=\\s\\-\\>\\s)[一-龥]{4}|[一-龥]{4}(?=\\s\\-\\>\\s)"]];

Then he use the RelationGraph to draw graph.


g = RelationGraph[StringTake[#1, -1] == StringTake[#2, 1] &, 
idiom[[;; 1664]]]

We can get


Mathematica graphics



Actually the idiom have more element.


idiom // Length


1792



But If I want to get more long graph upto 1665


g = RelationGraph[StringTake[#1, -1] == StringTake[#2, 1] &, 
idiom[[;; 1665]]]


enter image description here


We'll get a unexpected graph or a error information,But I cannot find any bad stuff surround 1655


Take[idiom, {1663, 1667}]


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Is it a bug of RelationGraph or have I missed something?



Answer



There is a duplicated vertex causing this issue:



idiom[[;; 1665]] // Length


1665



idiom[[;; 1665]] // Union // Length


1664




As a workaround, you could take Union over the vertex set:


g = RelationGraph[StringTake[#1, -1] == StringTake[#2, 1] &, 
Union@idiom[[;; 1665]]];

GraphQ[g]


True



but the output shouldn't be that.



You should report this to Wolfram support.


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