edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.filters (JUNG ${version} API)

Interface Summary
Interface	Description
EfficientFilter	An EfficientFilter can take in an UnassembledGraph withut assembling it, and is used for non-structural filters.
Filter	A `Filter` returns a subgraph of a `Graph`, in the form of an `UnsassembledGraph`.
LevelFilter	A generally useful template for Filters that have a settable value.

Class Summary
Class	Description
EdgePredicateFilter	This is a simple Edge filter that accepts the edges which its Predicate accepts.
GeneralEdgeAcceptFilter	Abstract class that implements a generic filter for accepting arbitrary edges (and all vertices).
GeneralVertexAcceptFilter	Abstract class that implements a generic filter for accepting arbitrary vertices (and all edges).
GraphAssemblyRecord	Contains an audit trail of a graph filtering step.
SerialFilter	This is a generic filter that takes at least two other filters and runs them seially.
TrivialFilter	A small filter that returns the vertices and edges in the orignal Graph.
UnassembledGraph	This class represents an unassembled graph.
VertexPredicateFilter	This is a simple Vertex filter that accepts the vertices which its Predicate accepts.

Package edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.filters Description

Provides for a filtering mechanism that produces subgraphs of an original graph. This package includes:

Base classes for creating filters (Filter, the base filter interface; EfficientFilter, an interface for filters that can be efficeintly cumulatively stacked; LevelFilter, an interface for filters that have a variable integer setting; GeneralEdgeAcceptFilter, a base class for filters that look only at edges; and GeneralVertexAcceptFilter, a base class for filters that look only at vertices.
Infrastructural classes that are generated by filters (UnassembledGraph, the raw graph that is generated by a filter; and GraphAssemblyRecord, the audit trail of past filter calls.
Tool filters that are used for other filtering tasks, including (SerialFilter, which stacks several filters in sequence; and TrivialFilter, which returns the original input graph.