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   by mentatseb 8y ago

   It depends on your needs, maybe try the SaaS app https://kumu.io/ or https://graphcommons.com/
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   by mentatseb 8y ago

   The tech story by NASA's chief knowledge architect is more detailed on https://linkurio.us/blog/how-nasa-experiments-with-knowledge... and https://neo4j.com/blog/nasa-critical-data-knowledge-g
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   by mentatseb 9y ago

   Yup, it's important that people understand the role of visualization in the complete data chain.
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   by mentatseb 9y ago

   Hi, I'm Gephi+Linkurious co-founder. I've found visualizing large graphs pretty useless beyond the "I see meatballs!" effect and my opinion, after a decade in the field, is that it's the wrong problem for data analy
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   by mentatseb 10y ago

   It's basically applied actor-network theory from sociology and the delegation of control to objects https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Actor%E2%80%93network_theory
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   by mentatseb 11y ago

   The conclusion is misleading due to 2 wrong assumptions: 1. The population is heterogeneous: interviews test different skills. All interviews don't test the same set of skills, which is mandatory to compare interview scores because sco
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   by mentatseb 11y ago

   Watch this conference talk about how to choose a graph visualization library: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7BPbaApIOrc Disclamer: talk given by an engineer who has worked on the sigma.js fork https://github.co
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   by mentatseb 11y ago

   Thanks, I've fixed it.
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   by mentatseb 11y ago

   Technical side: we recommend to display up to 2000 nodes and edges. Laptops < 2 year old can display and layout graphs up to 4000 nodes and edges but with stability issues. Cognitive side: we recommend to hide nodes and edges as soon as
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    by mentatseb 11y ago

    The biggest dataset used by one of our users is a genetic graph of 240 millions of nodes and edges using a single server. Linkurious will take a few hours to index the complete dataset. From then, the search engine delivers instant results
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    by mentatseb 11y ago

    TL;DR the README ( https://github.com/Linkurious/linkurious.js ), huh? The authors of the core/Sigma are cited in the documentation and license. Plus it is released under GNU GPLv3, so I don't understand why yo
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    by mentatseb 11y ago

    Cola has great algorithms! Hopefully they will be implemented as a Sigma plugin ( https://github.com/qinfchen/sigmajs-webcola ). Still, GPU clusters beat all for performance. I'd love to see a demo :)
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    by mentatseb 11y ago

    Thanks! Worth also mentioning Sigma.js, the open source core on which we are building our toolkit.
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    by mentatseb 11y ago

    Thanks, our backend is based on node.js so we're considering to support the Rexster server ( https://github.com/thinkaurelius/titan/wiki/Rexster-Graph-Se... ), which provides a REST API to Gremlin. What do
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    by mentatseb 11y ago

    Licenses come with a 1-month money back guarantee. Drop me an email to seb@linkurio.us to discuss your project.
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    by mentatseb 11y ago

    Ah thanks, I get it :)
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    by mentatseb 11y ago

    Thanks for the suggestion! We have 2 different products, the second one being the developer toolkit ( http://linkurio.us/toolkit/ ) so we ended up displaying the pricing on each different page... but we're still uns
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    by mentatseb 11y ago

    Thanks for the feedback! I've created a ticket ;)
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    by mentatseb 11y ago

    Hello folks, We've just launched and we need your feedback. Thanks! :) Seb
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    Visualization of Egyptian Revolution On Twitter(gephi.org)

    16 points by mentatseb 16y ago|0 comments
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    by mentatseb 16y ago

    Btw, you can easily analyze your Facebook friend network: http://blog.sociomantic.com/2010/05/using-netvizz-gephi-to-a... Gephi is used to visualize graphs: http://gephi.org/