Hi,
I'm new to Gephi, and am loving the results I am getting with it so far. I have what seems to be a pretty basic problem, however.
Whenever I import my .CSV file and use Force Atlas, the nodes always appear very close/on top of each other together. After rejigging the Repulsion Strength and zoom I can quite happily progress with what I am trying to do.
I was wondering whether there was something I was doing incorrectly and should include in my .CSV prior to importing that would solve this issue? If a link to a tutorial or video that explains it in detail, that would be great; as I said, fairly new to the networking game!
Thanks in advance.
Force Atlas and Node Positioning
Re: Force Atlas and Node Positioning
Hi,
The first view you get (just after the import of a network in csv) shows nodes in random positions. If you want to define / preserve the x, y, z coordinates of your nodes, so that the next time you open the network the nodes will remain in neatly defined positions, then you should save your network in a gexf format. To do that, open your network in csv in Gephi, then do File -> Export -> Graph File and then choose gexf in the drop down menu for file formats.
Best,
Clement
The first view you get (just after the import of a network in csv) shows nodes in random positions. If you want to define / preserve the x, y, z coordinates of your nodes, so that the next time you open the network the nodes will remain in neatly defined positions, then you should save your network in a gexf format. To do that, open your network in csv in Gephi, then do File -> Export -> Graph File and then choose gexf in the drop down menu for file formats.
Best,
Clement