This package was removed from CRAN on 2011-01-26. Its history is shown below.
Reason: Package is broken since a (preliminary announced) API change in package 'igraph', although an 'igraph0' compatibility package is available
Details below reflect version 0.9-3, its last release before removal.
biGraph
0.9-3Analysis Toolbox For Bipartite Graphs
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About
This package enhances the igraph-package by providing additional methods for the analysis of bipartite graphs and their monopartite projections.
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- RR 2.13.0 released · 2011-04-13
- 0.9-3archived2011-01-26Package is broken since a (preliminary announced) API change in package 'igraph', although an 'igraph0' compatibility package is available
- 0.9-32011-01-23
- RR 2.12.0 released · 2010-10-15
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- Total releases
- 1
- License
- GPL (>= 2) OSI
- Minimum R
- ≥ 2.6.0
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