Model networks, connections, and relationships with new MATLAB^® datatypes for directed and undirected graphs. Graphs are applicable to a wide variety of physical, biological, and information systems. They can model neurons, flight patterns, circuits, social networks, systemic risk and more.

This video introduces new datatypes in MATLAB: graphs and digraphs. These datatypes provide easy interfaces for creation, analysis, and visualization. In the video, you will learn to:

• Create graphs from edge lists and adjacency matrices
• Visualize graphs with multiple layouts and customizations
• Calculate common graph properties such as degree and weighted distance
• Generate shortest path trees and minimum spanning trees