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This sounds easy (in which case I will delete my question) and maybe I am getting a bit tired, but I can't find an easy way to create a list from an automatically-generated graph where vertices labels and coordinates are associated, e.g. {index_vertex, {x,y}}.



From this image...



enter image description here



...here is my code so far:



image = Import["https://i.stack.imgur.com/5ZNrE.png"];
mask = FillingTransform[Thinning[Binarize[ColorReplace[image, White -> Black, .055], 0]], CornerNeighbors -> True];
skel = Thinning[mask];
morphograph = MorphologicalGraph[skel, VertexSize -> 2, VertexLabels -> "Index"];
newtreegraph = TreeGraph[DeleteCases[EdgeList[morphograph], x_ [UndirectedEdge] x_], VertexCoordinates -> GraphEmbedding[morphograph], VertexSize -> 5, VertexLabels -> "Index"]


that generates this nice TreeGraph



enter image description here



From that, I can obtain the EdgeList and vertices coordinates via GraphEmbedding but cannot easily connect the two... There must be an easy way I can't find ... Thanks










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    This sounds easy (in which case I will delete my question) and maybe I am getting a bit tired, but I can't find an easy way to create a list from an automatically-generated graph where vertices labels and coordinates are associated, e.g. {index_vertex, {x,y}}.



    From this image...



    enter image description here



    ...here is my code so far:



    image = Import["https://i.stack.imgur.com/5ZNrE.png"];
    mask = FillingTransform[Thinning[Binarize[ColorReplace[image, White -> Black, .055], 0]], CornerNeighbors -> True];
    skel = Thinning[mask];
    morphograph = MorphologicalGraph[skel, VertexSize -> 2, VertexLabels -> "Index"];
    newtreegraph = TreeGraph[DeleteCases[EdgeList[morphograph], x_ [UndirectedEdge] x_], VertexCoordinates -> GraphEmbedding[morphograph], VertexSize -> 5, VertexLabels -> "Index"]


    that generates this nice TreeGraph



    enter image description here



    From that, I can obtain the EdgeList and vertices coordinates via GraphEmbedding but cannot easily connect the two... There must be an easy way I can't find ... Thanks










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      This sounds easy (in which case I will delete my question) and maybe I am getting a bit tired, but I can't find an easy way to create a list from an automatically-generated graph where vertices labels and coordinates are associated, e.g. {index_vertex, {x,y}}.



      From this image...



      enter image description here



      ...here is my code so far:



      image = Import["https://i.stack.imgur.com/5ZNrE.png"];
      mask = FillingTransform[Thinning[Binarize[ColorReplace[image, White -> Black, .055], 0]], CornerNeighbors -> True];
      skel = Thinning[mask];
      morphograph = MorphologicalGraph[skel, VertexSize -> 2, VertexLabels -> "Index"];
      newtreegraph = TreeGraph[DeleteCases[EdgeList[morphograph], x_ [UndirectedEdge] x_], VertexCoordinates -> GraphEmbedding[morphograph], VertexSize -> 5, VertexLabels -> "Index"]


      that generates this nice TreeGraph



      enter image description here



      From that, I can obtain the EdgeList and vertices coordinates via GraphEmbedding but cannot easily connect the two... There must be an easy way I can't find ... Thanks










      share|improve this question











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      This sounds easy (in which case I will delete my question) and maybe I am getting a bit tired, but I can't find an easy way to create a list from an automatically-generated graph where vertices labels and coordinates are associated, e.g. {index_vertex, {x,y}}.



      From this image...



      enter image description here



      ...here is my code so far:



      image = Import["https://i.stack.imgur.com/5ZNrE.png"];
      mask = FillingTransform[Thinning[Binarize[ColorReplace[image, White -> Black, .055], 0]], CornerNeighbors -> True];
      skel = Thinning[mask];
      morphograph = MorphologicalGraph[skel, VertexSize -> 2, VertexLabels -> "Index"];
      newtreegraph = TreeGraph[DeleteCases[EdgeList[morphograph], x_ [UndirectedEdge] x_], VertexCoordinates -> GraphEmbedding[morphograph], VertexSize -> 5, VertexLabels -> "Index"]


      that generates this nice TreeGraph



      enter image description here



      From that, I can obtain the EdgeList and vertices coordinates via GraphEmbedding but cannot easily connect the two... There must be an easy way I can't find ... Thanks







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          AssociationThread[
          VertexList[newtreegraph],
          PropertyValue[newtreegraph, VertexCoordinates]
          ]



          <|1 -> {677.5, 957.5}, 8 -> {677.5, 953.5}, <<459>>, 455 -> {300.5, 84.5}|>







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            Instead of PropertyValue[newtreegraph, VertexCoordinates] you can also use GraphEmbedding[newtreegraph].
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            Yes thanks! That was indeed pretty easy...
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            You're welcome! Might seem easy (afterwards), but this was also a question worthwhile to ask (+1).
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          AssociationThread[
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            Instead of PropertyValue[newtreegraph, VertexCoordinates] you can also use GraphEmbedding[newtreegraph].
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          AssociationThread[
          VertexList[newtreegraph],
          PropertyValue[newtreegraph, VertexCoordinates]
          ]



          <|1 -> {677.5, 957.5}, 8 -> {677.5, 953.5}, <<459>>, 455 -> {300.5, 84.5}|>







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            $begingroup$
            Instead of PropertyValue[newtreegraph, VertexCoordinates] you can also use GraphEmbedding[newtreegraph].
            $endgroup$
            – Szabolcs
            Feb 21 at 16:29










          • $begingroup$
            Yes thanks! That was indeed pretty easy...
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            – Valacar
            Feb 21 at 21:28






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            You're welcome! Might seem easy (afterwards), but this was also a question worthwhile to ask (+1).
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          AssociationThread[
          VertexList[newtreegraph],
          PropertyValue[newtreegraph, VertexCoordinates]
          ]



          <|1 -> {677.5, 957.5}, 8 -> {677.5, 953.5}, <<459>>, 455 -> {300.5, 84.5}|>







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          Do you mean this?



          AssociationThread[
          VertexList[newtreegraph],
          PropertyValue[newtreegraph, VertexCoordinates]
          ]



          <|1 -> {677.5, 957.5}, 8 -> {677.5, 953.5}, <<459>>, 455 -> {300.5, 84.5}|>








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          • 2




            $begingroup$
            Instead of PropertyValue[newtreegraph, VertexCoordinates] you can also use GraphEmbedding[newtreegraph].
            $endgroup$
            – Szabolcs
            Feb 21 at 16:29










          • $begingroup$
            Yes thanks! That was indeed pretty easy...
            $endgroup$
            – Valacar
            Feb 21 at 21:28






          • 1




            $begingroup$
            You're welcome! Might seem easy (afterwards), but this was also a question worthwhile to ask (+1).
            $endgroup$
            – Henrik Schumacher
            Feb 21 at 21:30














          • 2




            $begingroup$
            Instead of PropertyValue[newtreegraph, VertexCoordinates] you can also use GraphEmbedding[newtreegraph].
            $endgroup$
            – Szabolcs
            Feb 21 at 16:29










          • $begingroup$
            Yes thanks! That was indeed pretty easy...
            $endgroup$
            – Valacar
            Feb 21 at 21:28






          • 1




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            You're welcome! Might seem easy (afterwards), but this was also a question worthwhile to ask (+1).
            $endgroup$
            – Henrik Schumacher
            Feb 21 at 21:30








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          $begingroup$
          Instead of PropertyValue[newtreegraph, VertexCoordinates] you can also use GraphEmbedding[newtreegraph].
          $endgroup$
          – Szabolcs
          Feb 21 at 16:29




          $begingroup$
          Instead of PropertyValue[newtreegraph, VertexCoordinates] you can also use GraphEmbedding[newtreegraph].
          $endgroup$
          – Szabolcs
          Feb 21 at 16:29












          $begingroup$
          Yes thanks! That was indeed pretty easy...
          $endgroup$
          – Valacar
          Feb 21 at 21:28




          $begingroup$
          Yes thanks! That was indeed pretty easy...
          $endgroup$
          – Valacar
          Feb 21 at 21:28




          1




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          $begingroup$
          You're welcome! Might seem easy (afterwards), but this was also a question worthwhile to ask (+1).
          $endgroup$
          – Henrik Schumacher
          Feb 21 at 21:30




          $begingroup$
          You're welcome! Might seem easy (afterwards), but this was also a question worthwhile to ask (+1).
          $endgroup$
          – Henrik Schumacher
          Feb 21 at 21:30


















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