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In this second part of a sequence of two papers, we discuss theimplementation of a curvature flow on weighted graphs based on theBakry-\'Emery calculus. This flow can be adapted to preserve the Markovianproperty and its limits as time goes to infinity turn out to be curvature sharpweighted graphs. After reviewing some of the main results of the first paperconcerned with the theoretical aspects, we present various examples (randomgraphs, paths, cycles, complete graphs, wedge sums and Cartesian products ofcomplete graphs, hypercubes) and exhibit further properties of this flow. Oneparticular aspect in our investigations is asymptotic stability and instabilityof curvature flow equilibria. The paper ends with a description of theavailable Python functions and routines available in the ancillary file. Wehope that the explanations of the Python implementation via examples will helpusers to carry out their own curvature flow experiments.

Bakry-\'Emery curvature sharpness and curvature flow in finite weighted graphs. II. Implementation