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Re: Help importing dynamic node attribute in CSV (what datat

2016-11-02T17:06:47+01:00

yes I just did

Statistics:Posted by Bastien — 02 Nov 2016 17:06

Re: Help importing dynamic node attribute in CSV (what datat

2016-11-02T17:03:53+01:00

I see, we need to fix a few stability problems. I think you just reported the second exception with the error report tool

Statistics:Posted by eduramiba — 02 Nov 2016 17:03

Re: Help importing dynamic node attribute in CSV (what datat

2016-11-02T16:57:25+01:00

ok, I will !

also when I am in the overview panel and press stop on the filter buton, the exception change to this one:

Statistics:Posted by Bastien — 02 Nov 2016 16:57

Re: Help importing dynamic node attribute in CSV (what datat

2016-11-02T16:52:02+01:00

I see, this must be a bug. Can you create an issue at https://github.com/gephi/gephi/issues ? Please include the full stack trace in text and the steps to reproduce the problem.

Statistics:Posted by eduramiba — 02 Nov 2016 16:52

Re: Help importing dynamic node attribute in CSV (what datat

2016-11-02T16:46:59+01:00

Hi, thanks for the fast reply,

here are some more detail about that exception

I obtain the same type of errors when I tried to switch to timestamps instead of time interval.

Statistics:Posted by Bastien — 02 Nov 2016 16:46

Re: Help importing dynamic node attribute in CSV (what datat

2016-11-02T16:24:02+01:00

Hi,
<[2006, 2007, 2]; [2009, 2009, 5]; [2011, 2011, 7]; [2013, 2015, 4]> should work fine with IntervalIntegerMap (or any IntervalMap of numbers). It seems to be parsed correctly since you said the data is shown in the column.

So the problem seems to happen when you use the timeline. There is an exception in your screenshot, can you post that full exception stack trace?

In your second file, the data is formatted as timestamps instead of intervals. Both types of dynamics are supported (not simultaneously), and you can check the workspace's dynamic type in the configuration dialog of data laboratory.

Statistics:Posted by eduramiba — 02 Nov 2016 16:24

Help importing dynamic node attribute in CSV (what datatype?

2016-11-02T15:54:42+01:00

Hi all,

So I am trying to create a dynamic network by importing a CSV file of nodes and one of edges. So far I have no problem with the edge one.
However I can't get the node file to work properly. Gephi recognizes the column I named timeset and put this data type as intervalset (when I import it) but for my attribute columns (named paper in the attached file) what data type should I choose when importing ?
the attribute is written in this format: <[2006, 2007, 2]; [2009, 2009, 5]; [2011, 2011, 7]; [2013, 2015, 4]>

node_test_extract_close_bound_2.csv

if I select intervalset Gephi doesn't recognize the data and puts blank everywhere in the column,

if I select intervalintegermap the data shows in the column but Gephi doesnt recognize it as being dynamic data and when I try to play with the timebar the error msg filtering dynamic range appears

I also tried with a format that is more similar to what we obtain when we use the generate dynamic graph example, but again I cant have the dynamic attribute to be recognized by Gephi

node_test_extract.csv

Can someone please help me or point me toward a solution ? is it even possible to import dynamic node attribute in CSV file ?
Thanks in advance !

Bastien

Statistics:Posted by Bastien — 02 Nov 2016 15:54