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Re: Detect and merge by label

2017-07-01T15:54:32+01:00

Great! For your info, this will be more user friendly in Gephi 0.9.2, where all values will be trimmed. You can try the latest snapshot (prebuild) at https://github.com/gephi/gephi#nightly-builds

Statistics:Posted by eduramiba — 01 Jul 2017 15:54

Re: Detect and merge by label

2017-07-01T15:35:50+01:00

Ah, there is a trailing space only on the target column. That must be the problem. Thank you.

Statistics:Posted by joshisanonymous — 01 Jul 2017 15:35

Re: Detect and merge by label

2017-07-01T11:29:49+01:00

Your labels might not be actually equal. Make sure they use the same characters, and don't have trailing spaces.

Are you importing an edges spreadsheet? Can you show a screenshot of your data laboratory tables?

Statistics:Posted by eduramiba — 01 Jul 2017 11:29

Re: Detect and merge by label

2017-07-01T02:01:20+01:00

Perhaps there's something I need to do with the source .csv files that I used to import the nodes and edges to avoid the problem of having duplicate nodes in the first place? My edges .csv file has a column labeled "source" and another labeled "target", with the values in each being names. My nodes .csv file has a single column labeled "id" with one copy of each of those names as values.

Statistics:Posted by joshisanonymous — 01 Jul 2017 02:01

Re: Detect and merge by label

2017-07-01T01:51:12+01:00

I choose detect and merge, choose the Label column, and then zero duplicates are found despite there being thousands.

I just attempted to duplicate the Label column as Label_copy and the result was the same: zero duplicates found in the Label_copy column.

Statistics:Posted by joshisanonymous — 01 Jul 2017 01:51

Re: Detect and merge by label

2017-06-26T09:36:18+01:00

What's the error or problem when using Label?
A workaround might be to duplicate the label column.

Statistics:Posted by eduramiba — 26 Jun 2017 09:36

Detect and merge by label

2017-06-24T23:13:12+01:00

I have a very large directed graph which has many duplicate nodes. For some reason, one node was created for all incoming edges and another for all outgoing edges. For instance, I have a there might be two copies of the node "Jim", one with an indegree of 5 and outdegree of 0 and the other with an indegree of 0 and outdegree of 11. I have no idea why that happened, but I think at this point the easiest fix is to merge these duplicates and rerun the statistics.

The problem is that I cannot get Gephi to automatically detect the duplicates by the Label column. It works fine if I go by the degree column or something like that, but that's it. Is there something I'm missing here?

Statistics:Posted by joshisanonymous — 24 Jun 2017 23:13