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how to make graph-tool sfdp_layout behave deterministically for consistent plotting?
I am using graph-tool's sfdp_layout to plot a graphml file. sfdp_layout is nondeterministic, so each time I plot it generates a slightly different layout. this would be fine except that I'm plotting ...
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Node labels too large in graphviz output
I have got a graph defined in dot format as follows:
# mwe.dot
strict graph G {
1 [ pos="-17.960000,-13.760000" label="C0" ];
2 [ pos="9.730000,5.710000" label="...
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Algorithm for converting a planar graph represented by a list of faces to a list of points
The code I am writing is in C#, but pseudocode is also appreciated.
I have a function that generates a list of faces (which is an ordered list of nodes) of a planar graph. So the function signature ...
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Drawing a graph as a rectangle-based grid
In a problem I'm working on, I've managed to generate graphs pseudo-randomly under a set of certain criteria.
What I want to achieve, now, is to draw those graphs such that each node is a rectangle (...
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How does ggplot determine/automate y-axis scaling for its plots? Is it showing the smallest range necessary, or is it a standardized range?
The following paper evaluates the impact of different y-axis ranges on bias and perceptions of effect sizes. They test three different versions:
The full condition showed the full range from 0 to 100 ...
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Matplotlib: Stacked Bar Diagram
Image in this Image I want to split each bar as a stacked graph.
Sample data:
season venue toss_decision
2011/12 Shere Bangla National Stadium, Mirpur bat ...
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C++ - Creating curvilinear gridlines of a 2D cartesian plot using Qt
I want to create a plot with gridlines like so:
with just the grey lines and not the background.
I also want the graph to be adjusted according to different lengths of y-axis and x-axis like so:
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Unable to get labels for nodes to render using Neo4j visualization library
Following the documentation of the Neo4j Visualization library, I was able to get the graph visualization working easily:
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However, I am unable to get the labels/captions to display in the nodes.
I ...
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Unable to view an indented tree and a document embedding for this d3 project
I am learning visualization using D3 and was trying to execute this code on my browser for creating an indented tree to view taxonomy and to create a document embedding but unfortunately I can't view ...
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How to Render Transparent Surface in Open3D with C++
I want to render several translucent surfaces. However, I've found that I can't use the RGBA format directly.
I attempted to use shaders, and consulted the official docs, only found a few classes and ...
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Manim axes alignment problem: How to align ParametricFunction and Points with Axes?
How do I align my ParametricFunction and Points with Axes?
I felt inspired to build parametric animations in manim. I have played around with the package, gotten a variety of 2D and parametric curves ...
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How to Create and Visualize a Directed Weighted Graph with Parallel Edges and Different Weights Using Python?
I'm working on a project where I need to create a directed weighted graph in Python that allows parallel edges with different weights between nodes. I am using the networkx library and Matplotlib for ...
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Add interactive tooltips in networkD3 package in R
I'm working on a project where I'm visualizing a network graph using the networkD3 package in R. The network consists of nodes and edges, represented by two data frames: node_df and edge_df, ...
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Process-like visualization of Networkx MultiDiGraph with python
We use Networkx with python to capture processes as MultiDiGraphs.
Each node represents an activity, the edges are directed. Back loops between nodes exist. Also multiple edges can go out / into a ...
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Graph visualization: how to generate ForceAtlas2 layout with square border
I'm trying to reproduce the example graph visualization (see below) from this blog. I am using Python and cugraph.force_atlas2 from RAPIDS to generate the ForceAtlas2 layout. The problem is that no ...