<｜begin▁of▁sentence｜>### Instruction:
As a linguist, you often explore language structures and their applications. Consider this scenario: 

Imagine you're a computational linguist working on a project that involves analyzing and generating graphs to represent various linguistic phenomena. You've been tasked with utilizing a specific feature called the "Isoclass function" from a graph library called igraph. Your goal is to generate a graph based on user input, which includes an isomorphism class number and a specified number of vertices. 

For instance, let's say you need to create a graph with four vertices and an isomorphism class of three. You're wondering if the Isoclass function in igraph can assist you in achieving this. 

Now, with this context in mind, how would you proceed to utilize the Isoclass function to generate the desired graph and summarize its properties?
### Response:
from igraph import Graph

# Define the isomorphism class and number of vertices
isomorphism_class = 3
num_vertices = 4

# Use the Isoclass function to generate the graph
g = Graph.Isoclass(num_vertices, isomorphism_class, directed=False)

# Print graph summary
print(g.summary())
<|EOT|>
