The Graph Database
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since May 8, 2001.
Latest news 
[Jun 19, 2002]
The Graph Database has been extended with the addition of 166,000 labeled graphs.
These labeled graphs have been randomly generated according to six different
generation models, each involving different possible parameter settings. As a
result, 84 diverse kinds of labeled graphs are contained in the database.
Each type of labeled graph is represented by thousands of pairs of graphs holding
a not trivial maximum common subgraph (Read the
documentation for further details).
[Feb 8, 2002]
Brian Kelley,
at MIT Whitehead Institute for Biomedical Research,
has used VFLib in his FROWNS software. FROWNS is
a chemioinformatics system written (almost entirely) in Python.
For more details, see the
Brian's web page.
[Feb 5, 2002]
Errata corrige: the VFLib library files put on the web were not an up to date
copy of the 2.0.6 version. Please use the files available now.
Current version is
2.0.6. See doc/CHANGES for a
description of the release changes.
Contributions
-
Brian Kelley,
at MIT Whitehead Institute for Biomedical Research,
has developed a Python interface to VFLib, which can be found using
this link. Brian
has used this binding in his FROWNS chemioinformatics system.
Python is a very popular scripting language, with object orientation,
a clean syntax, and a very large library, making it one of the most
powerful tools for complex application prototyping.
See www.python.org for more information
on this language.
-
Keishi Sadanami,
at Yokohama City University, has developed a
Ruby interface to VFLib. The source can be obtained using
this link. Ruby is an Object Oriented scripting language that is
very popular in Japan, and is becoming increasingly popular in the
rest of the world. See
www.ruby-lang.org for more information on Ruby.
Other related tools
- Bruno Messmer's GUB toolkit. This is
a library for graph matching incorporating several algorithms.
Warning: the code is quite old and unmantained. It does not
compile out of the box with a modern C++ environment.
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