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In qbraid.visualization.plot_conversion_graph(), certain seeds can cause nodes to be partially or entirely cut off near the edges of the graph. For instance, in the example below, the "qubo" node in the top-left corner and the "cpp_pyqubo" node label in the bottom-right corner are clipped. To address this issue, we propose enhancing plot_conversion_graph to ensure that all nodes and their labels are fully visible within the plot boundaries. One solution could be some additional parameters passed to rx.spring_layout, which determines the placement of nodes in the graph layout. Other implementations/approaches are also possible.
from qbraid import ConversionGraph
graph = ConversionGraph(include_isolated=True)
graph.plot(seed=362, legend=True)

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qbraid.visualization.plot_conversion_graph(), certain seeds can cause nodes to be partially or entirely cut off near the edges of the graph. For instance, in the example below, the "qubo" node in the top-left corner and the "cpp_pyqubo" node label in the bottom-right corner are clipped. To address this issue, we propose enhancingplot_conversion_graphto ensure that all nodes and their labels are fully visible within the plot boundaries. One solution could be some additional parameters passed torx.spring_layout, which determines the placement of nodes in the graph layout. Other implementations/approaches are also possible.