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For 3D I’d run a clustering algo across the graph and use the Z axis to background “far” clusters. I’m imagining a typical graph might end up looking a bit lik
by eep_social 2y ago
For 3D I’d run a clustering algo across the graph and use the Z axis to background “far” clusters.
I’m imagining a typical graph might end up looking a bit like this: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/8/81/07-Laniakea_%28LofE07240%29.png/1280px-07-Laniakea_%28LofE07240%29.png https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/8/81/07... in which case I’d want to have whatever cluster/file/method/object I’m focused on front and center with some visual cues like low-contrast and z-axis perspective that preserves edges to show the “far” clusters that interact with the focal point.
edit to add: as per usual, naming the clusters automatically might be hard.
- hyggetrold 2y agoInteresting idea and curious - because when I look at that visualization, the first thing it reminds me of is gource.
- eep_social 2y agoI had not heard of Gource, and it looks like it’s building its graph based on directory layout rather than code semantics but yep that’s about where I would start!