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Non-convex drawing - #172
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Resolve the drawing conflict against current master, and make non-convex outlines deterministic, typed, and covered by tests.
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@ryandanehy what do I need to do to launch the workflow awaiting approval? Would love to see the PR merged |
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Hi! I'd like to contribute to HyperNetX.
I used the package for drawing figure for a paper (https://openreview.net/pdf?id=oeMK0Js4lq) as I needed to draw non-convex hyperedges. I also needed to offset the hyperedges boundaries.
Here is an example below:
I'd appreciate quick feedback on wether that could be something we could add to the repo - I definitely used it extensively for the paper. If it's a yes, I can clean the code to match the codebase, add some tests etc.