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If this was a bi directional graph you would need to keep the implied 2d grid column header row straight rather than dropping down the column headers to skip al
by benjaminjackman 12y ago
If this was a bi directional graph you would need to keep the implied 2d grid column header row straight rather than dropping down the column headers to skip already listed people. Also all those lines are noisy why not just have a 2d grid drop the headers for locality as was done then just place colored squares at the intersection points. Hmm might be worth prototyping something in d3 later.
- wjrl 12y agoNot sure what you mean in first sentence? I have found the node lines to be useful for navigation, and the edge lines (drawn darker and in front) create "edge wedges" that make nodes with similar neighborhoods stand out. Without lines, you end up with just an incidence (as opposed to an adjacency) matrix.