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Is it possible for stratify to recognize when a network has multiple root nodes but is otherwise a hierarchical network? Say I send an edge list where the only hierarchical rules violation is that there are multiple roots, could stratify just return a fake root with children being all the valid roots stratify discovers?
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This feels like a duplicate of #105. Having a loose version of d3.stratify would be fine on an opt-in basis. Currently the way to opt-in is to define the fake root explicitly, but you could submit a PR that allows this to be done automatically if configured.
Is it possible for stratify to recognize when a network has multiple root nodes but is otherwise a hierarchical network? Say I send an edge list where the only hierarchical rules violation is that there are multiple roots, could stratify just return a fake root with children being all the valid roots stratify discovers?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: