How many components in your most complicated graph?

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SandeepSingh

  • Sep 5th, 2005
 

It depends the type of components you us.  
 
usually avoid using much complicated transform function in a graph.

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kalyan

  • Mar 15th, 2006
 

This is a tricky question, number of component in a graph has nothing to do with the level of knowledge a person has. On the contrary, a proper standardized and modular parametric approach will reduce the number of components to a very few. In a well thought modular and parametric design, mostly the graphs will have 3/4 components, which will be doing a particular task and will then call another sets of graphs to do the next and so on. This way total numbers of distinct graphs will drastically come down, support and maintenance will be much more simplified. The bottomline is, there are lot more other things to plan rather than to add components.

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