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It'd be really particularly interesting to understand the connections themselves with some kind of context. I'd also really like to see things like a subcollec
by jcutrell 13y ago
It'd be really particularly interesting to understand the connections themselves with some kind of context.
I'd also really like to see things like a subcollection of the network, and how they would interact if they were put into a discrete network.
Cool stuff!
- tokenuser 13y agoIf you are referring to ego networks (the connections between your immediate connections), the visualization gets part way there. If you hover over a node, it pops up a character bio. If you click a node, it shows the immediate peer connections, but it does not go to the next step and show the connections between the people you are connected to. Analytically, that is a great social network analysis concept, since you can determine the balanced triads and determine what needs to happen to either unbalance a network (and cause the relationships to unravel) or balance a network and make it stable.
- malahay 13y agoHey thanks a lot for the feedback! The yellow edges represents allies (for example: Hermione-Harry). The green edges are enemies. That's an interesting idea. As a subnetwork, we allow the viewers to click on one of the four triads and it will only display those edges. However, for T3 and T1 there are so many edges that it's still not that easy to follow :)