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ReverseGraph

ReverseGraph[g]
gives the reverse graph of the directed g.
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  • The reverse graph has the same vertices as g and the reverse edges.
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Basic Examples   (1)
The reverse graph of a directed graph:
The reverse graph of a directed graph:
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Scope   (3)
ReverseGraph does not affect undirected graphs:
ReverseGraph works with directed graphs:
Works with large graphs:
Properties & Relations   (3)
ReverseGraph has the same VertexList as the original graph:
ReverseGraph is equivalent to reversing edges:
The adjacency matrix of a reverse graph is the transpose of the matrix of the original graph:
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