I'm also assuming you can see the edges defined in the Data Laboratory.
Graphs with larger sets of nodes start "zoomed out farther", so the edges are too tiny to show up from a wide view unless you weight them heavier (with the slider).
You can also mess with the Ranking feature to change the edge weights. I don't like using Ranking on edges because you can't undo it other than by exiting without saving, and then reloading your original data. If you do mess with the Ranking feature, save your work to that point as a project, try Ranking, if you don't like it, revert to your saved version.
If you forget to save first, you'll have to start over with partitioning, filtering, layout processing, etc....
I usually import from GDF files. When Gephi loads the GDF, it counts up the occurance of each edge and assigns a 'Weight' column with the count value. It then automatically scales the edge thickness based on that column. For all of my purposes so far, that automatic linear scale edge weight has been sufficient.
Anyway, I think all you probably need to do is select the 'show edges' button, and slide the slider over a bit.Statistics:Posted by rotten — 27 Dec 2010 19:12
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