Here is the code that defines two type of pics : one knodel row graph places the vertices on two rows (as displayed on the OP images), and the other knodel circle graph places the vertices on a circle.
Both pics take two arguments : the degree (number of vertices) and the dimension (number of edge types).
\documentclass[tikz,border=7pt]{standalone}
% evaluate the parameters from
% #1 = the degree (number of vertices)
% #2 = the dimension (number of edge types)
\def\knodelParameters#1#2{
\pgfmathsetmacro\m{int(#1/2-1)}
\pgfmathsetmacro\n{int(2*\m+2)}
\pgfmathsetmacro\d{int(#2-1)}
}
% place the vertices in two rows y=0 and y=1
\def\knodelRowVertices#1{
\foreach \i in {0,...,#1}
\path
(\i,1) node[vertex,vertex 1/.try](v1\i){} node[above]{(1,\i)}
(\i,0) node[vertex,vertex 2/.try](v2\i){} node[below]{(2,\i)}
;
}
% place the vertices on a circle with radius 2 (if not scaled)
\def\knodelCircleVertices#1{
\foreach[evaluate={\a=(\i*360)/(#1+1);\b=(\i*360+180)/(#1+1)}] \i in {0,...,#1}
\path
(\a:2) node[vertex,vertex 1/.try](v2\i){} (\a:2.5) node{(2,\i)}
(\b:2) node[vertex,vertex 2/.try](v1\i){} (\b:2.5) node{(1,\i)}
;
}
% draw the edges with styles (if defined) dim 0, dim 1, ...
\def\knodelEdges#1#2{
\foreach[evaluate={\t=2^\k}] \k in {0,...,#2}{
\foreach[evaluate={\j=int(mod(\i+\t-1,\m+1))}] \i in {0,...,#1}{
\draw[dim \k/.try] (v1\i) -- (v2\j);
}
}
}
\tikzset{
% two type of pics : "knodel row graph" and "knodel circle graph"
% ------------------
pics/knodel row graph/.style args={#1,#2}{
code={
\knodelRowVertices{\m}
\knodelEdges{\m}{\d}
}
},
pics/knodel row graph/.prefix code=\knodelParameters{#1}{#2},
% ------------------
pics/knodel circle graph/.style args={#1,#2}{
foreground code={
\knodelCircleVertices{\m}
},
background code={
\knodelEdges{\m}{\d}
}
},
pics/knodel circle graph/.prefix code=\knodelParameters{#1}{#2},
% ------------------
% two default styles "mono" and "rainbow"
% ------------------
vertex/.style={fill,circle,inner sep=1.5pt},
mono/.style={
dim 0/.style={very thin},
dim 1/.style={dotted},
dim 2/.style=thick
},
rainbow/.style={
vertex 1/.style={red!70!black},
vertex 2/.style={blue!70!black},
dim 0/.style={red},
dim 1/.style={blue},
dim 2/.style={green},
dim 3/.style={orange},
dim 4/.style={purple}
}
}
\begin{document}
\begin{tikzpicture}
\path
(5,4) pic[rainbow]{knodel row graph={14,3}}
(0,4) pic[mono]{knodel row graph={8,3}}
(2,0) pic[mono]{knodel circle graph={8,3}}
(8,0) pic[rainbow]{knodel circle graph={20,5}}
;
\end{tikzpicture}
\end{document}

nis the number of vertexes and should be the second or first argument? – Symbol 1 Feb 28 '19 at 03:18