This toolbox provides different tools to analyze complex networks, i.e., networks issues from complex systems or any graph in general. We provide:

• Degree distribution
• Knn: average neighbors degree distribution
• Cnn: average cluster coefficient distribution
• k-core shells

We deal with several graph types:

• Undirected
• Weighted
• Directed (in a short term)
• Any combination (in a short term)

We also generate graphs according to different models:

• Erdös-Renyi
• Bárabasi-Albert
• Molloy-Reed
• FKP-extended

Notes:

• Version 6.3.0 (or greater) of g++ is required. If you have an older version, please update it and set it as default.
• Version 3.1 (or greater) of cmake is required.

sudo apt-get install build-essential qt5-default cmake

Since there is no default package manager in macOS, you can use Homebrew to install the required packages.

brew install cmake qt

If your compiler is not gcc, you can also download it using Homebrew (brew install gcc).

It is also recommended to download gnuplot from Homebrew:

brew install gnuplot --with-qt

At the project root directory, run the following command:

./scripts/build.sh

ComplexNets program will be built at the build directory.

At the project root directory, run the following command:

./build/complexnets

Make sure you have cloned the vendored googletest by doing:

git submodule update --init

Then, compile and run the tests with the following command:

./scripts/tests.sh

With CMake, it is now possible to import this project in any editor/IDE. Some links you may find useful.

• Visual Studio Code
  • C++ Development using Visual Studio Code, CMake and LLDB
  • CMake Tools
  • Building your C++ application with Visual Studio Code
• CLion (JetBrains IDE for C/C++ projects)
  • Basically, import the project & edit the 'Run' configurations as desired (default should be OK).
  • Working with CMake
• Eclipse CDT
  • How to configure Eclipse CDT for cmake?

There are many other editors/IDEs that may be used! Some of them are:

• Sublime Text
• CodeLite
• CodeBlocks
• Vim
• Emacs

Choose the one you like and import the project as any C++ project!

This toolbox is licensed under the Academic Free License 3.0, and it was developed at the Instituto Tecnológico de Buenos Aires.

The first version was released in 2012.