All possible branch structures starting from one point

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Hi Guys, I have a problem regarding to find all possible trees in a structure starting from one point. I tried to illustrate it on the image attached.
The very left picture shows the nodes and the possible connections. In the end I would like to get the information of all possible branch structures. Is there a function in MATLAB or can anyone help me?
Thank you very much in advance! Jan

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Guillaume
Guillaume on 3 Aug 2018
There isn't a dedicated function for that but it shouldn't be too difficult to write your own using matlab graph functions, in particular bfsearch or dfsearch:
g = graph([1 2 3 3 5], [2 3 4 5 6]);
plot(g);
T = bfsearch(g, 1, 'edgetonew') %should give you a start to build your structure
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Guillaume
Guillaume on 6 Aug 2018
First, why do you want to do that. Perhaps, ultimately, you're after something that is easier to obtain.
Secondly, can your graph be biconnected? (i.e have loops) and is there an upper bound to the number of branches?
Jan GimpelHenning
Jan GimpelHenning on 6 Aug 2018
Hi, that's very nice that you come back on this. So actually that's what I want to do. I need possible trees starting from a point due to a connectivity matrix, where the end point can be somewhere in the tree. The graph shouldn't have loops. I would like to set a upper bound, but for the maximum nodes per branch (e.g. 100). And the maximum number of junctions should be limited (in the example there is once junction).
Thank you again very much! Jan

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