I´m looking forward to see the new timelinebar, as it is a promising feature. Is already a release date set?
For now I changed the time Interval from date to numerical figures and closed the big gaps - and its working
Grezze
Oliver
Statistics:Posted by Oliver111 — 15 Nov 2011 08:48
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thanks a lot for the link. I created and exemplary network out of my data, yesterday. Unfortuantely it was a lot of manual work.
Anyway. Now, i realized the next problem when using the timeline...
I used "dates" as for example [2009-10-02, 2009-10-02] to define the dynamic of nodes and edges. In total my timerange is about 2 years. Now I want to create slices of approximately one month to analyse the changes in the network. When I reduce the size of the timelinebar to 1 month and start moving the bar the scale of the timeline changes from month to days?
How can I set the scale of the time and keep it constant while moving?
Thanks a lot
Statistics:Posted by Oliver111 — 08 Nov 2011 09:50
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Let's check this out:
http://gephi.org/users/supported-graph- ... readsheet/
Statistics:Posted by admin — 04 Nov 2011 18:41
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For my research project - and my dissertation - I use methods of network analysis. I am especially interested in analyzing my data under dynamic aspects (evolution and changes of networks).
I am not quite familiar with XML, java and all that stuff, as it is not my profesion.
My question:
Is somewhere out there a description of how to create out of an Excelsheet a dynamic network?
Experiences
I already checked the given description in the wiki and the primer document and made some tryouts. Unfortunately it didn't work.
1: I tryed to import static timeframes as described in the wiki - Gephi created new nodes, instead of adding the information of the timeframe to the existing ones. For example a new edge was created by new nodes as well, instead of connecting existing nodes.
2: I definetely need the "spell" functionality, because in my data nodes and edges appear and disappear several times. As far as I understood this is not possible by using the description given in the wiki? Or is it?
After checking the primer document I knew roughly how the gexf file has to look like. But once again I cannot create the code manually.
So please give me some advice of how to prepare my data. I worked with gehphi for 1 year now and I keep on working more intensifely with it the following year and will not hesitate to share my experiences and publications.
Statistics:Posted by Oliver111 — 04 Nov 2011 15:52
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