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I think it's a side effect of the graph layout algorithm. It seems all nodes repel and edges are elastic, so the layout algorithm is kind of like a physical si
by juancn 1y ago
I think it's a side effect of the graph layout algorithm.
It seems all nodes repel and edges are elastic, so the layout algorithm is kind of like a physical simulation (think magnetic monopoles and rubber bands).
He seems to throw new nodes near the originating node, and lets the simulation stabilize.
- random3 1y agoYeah, I get that, but if I want to see the difference in configurations, I can't because they keep bouncing and that's not even a property of the SS.
- mitthrowaway2 1y agoSpeaking for myself, it helps to direct my visual attention to the changes happening in the graph as they are introduced. I find it helpful.