How do I oly show some nodes (edges) on graphviz and not others

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Published on 2010-04-20T10:36:57Z Indexed on 2010/05/17 11:00 UTC
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I have a very complex graph, and there is no way that I can show it all and understand it. I need to make simplified versions of it showing only some nodes and not others. I don't just want the other nodes to be invisible, but to really be absent (so that the graph is simplified).

The solution would be to make a graph with only some layers. But is that possible? What other options are there?

Thanks, Pietro

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