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clique_graph.m
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function [A] = clique_graph(n,varargin)
% CLIQUE_GRAPH Generate the clique graph or bipartite clique graph
%
% The clique graph is a graph with as many edges as possible.
%
% A = clique_graph(n) generates a clique with n vertices and returns the
% adjacency matrix A.
%
% A = clique_graph([m n]) generates a bipartite clique with m vertices on
% one side and n vertices on the other side.
%
% A = cycle_graph(...,options) can generate variants of the clique graph
% [...] = cycle_graph(n,options) can generate variants on the cycle graph
% options.selfloops: add self loops to the graph [{0} | 1]
%
% Example:
% A = clique_graph(4);
% test_planar_graph(A);
% A = clique_graph(5);
% test_planar_graph(A);
% David Gleich
% Copyright, Stanford University, 2008
%% History
% 2007-10-01: Initial coding
%%
options = struct('selfloops', 0);
options = merge_options(options,varargin{:});
if isscalar(n)
A = ones(n,n);
if ~options.selfloops,
A = A - diag(diag(A));
end
A = sparse(A);
elseif numel(n) == 2,
m = n(1);
n = n(2);
A = ones(m,n);
A = spaugment(ones(m,n),0);
if options.selfloops,
A = A + speye(m+n);
end
else
error('matlab_bgl:invalidArgument', ...
'the size option must be a scalar or a pair of numbers');
end