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Out of curiosity, did this ever happen? It would be great to have pre-set palettes for partitions, and even better if there was a way to save the association between node and color (such that they could be recolored for other analytical purposes, but then set back to the previous color scheme).
Micah
Statistics:Posted by micahclark — 22 Dec 2012 16:33
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The R ggplot2 library also provides a range of colour palette options eg http://learnr.wordpress.com/2009/04/15/ ... -palettes/
One thing I'd quite like to be able to do is select even random palettes but be able to specify something like pastel shades.
Being able to select from a range of palettes in eg the partition coloring panel would be really useful.
Statistics:Posted by psychemedia — 12 Apr 2012 09:11
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I hope it's not too late to submit an idea for the GSoC:
simply, the idea is to integrate the "colors for data scientists" into the relevant functions of Gephi?
This tool would be very, very useful to generate coherent color palettes when partitioning a network in different node colors, according to the clusters they belong. As you know, the colors generated at the moment are generally not nice: you can have clusters colorized in very similar hues, making it hard to distinguish them. Manual corrections are possible but bothersome, and lead to a still imperfect result.
Website of "colors for data scientists": http://jiminy.medialab.sciences-po.fr/tools/palettes/ (by somebody not too unfamiliar to Gephi I believe
)Statistics:Posted by seinecle — 01 Apr 2012 16:53
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