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It seems that all out-going edges has the same color as the source node, making it more space-efficient to store the node color directly for the node instead of on the edge. The color for in-going edges could be retrieved by visiting the sources of those, although that will lead to more lookups.
As a secondary bonus, the color for nodes with multiple in-going edges can be derived without guesswork.
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It seems that all out-going edges has the same color as the source node, making it more space-efficient to store the node color directly for the node instead of on the edge. The color for in-going edges could be retrieved by visiting the sources of those, although that will lead to more lookups.
As a secondary bonus, the color for nodes with multiple in-going edges can be derived without guesswork.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: