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by pcbje 10y ago
Thank you! I know, there are plenty of things yet to be done to make this thing run smoothly.
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by pcbje 10y ago
Are you referring to node placement or selection/merging? Node placement is done with D3 force directed layout, so I don't think I'll be able to do much there. And again, animation makes it more soggy.
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by pcbje 10y ago
Yes. Animating node placement has a significant performance penalty, so in larger graphs you would either hide edges or everything during the first couple of seconds.
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by pcbje 10y ago
To merge nodes based on search results and min-edit distance is currently not included, but probably will be quite soon.
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by pcbje 10y ago
Stanford has a good collection of network datasets: https://snap.stanford.edu/data/
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by pcbje 10y ago
Still not big, but a bit bigger: https://gransk.com/ggraph-bigger.html (Nodes: 611 Edges: 2499) Edit: It's an excerpt of the Enron dataset.
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by pcbje 10y ago
Noted. I think you're right, I just hate checkboxes and radio buttons.
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by pcbje 10y ago
At some point you run out of pixels on your screen to visualize it all at once. My suggestion in your case is to not use a graph at the beginning, but rather grouping nodes based on metrics. Like degree (group all contacts of a node that on
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by pcbje 10y ago
To better understand complex relations in the data you are analyzing, e.g. friendship in social networks.
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by pcbje 10y ago
It's built on top D3 and has the same limits (5k nodes 20k edges should not be a big problem). The "big" here is the ability to combine nodes, for two reasons: 1 Reduce the number of nodes and edges, thus increasing capacity
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Show HN: Ggraph – A graph visualization library for big messy data(gransk.com)
76 points by pcbje 10y ago|32 comments
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by pcbje 10y ago
I've updated the page with a download link to the file used in the video.
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by pcbje 10y ago
It'll be released within a couple of weeks. I really think this tool can be useful for analysts and others working in "thin client environments" with limited possibility to install tools, but I need to get the message out the
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Show HN: Gransk mini – A processing tool for when you're fed up arguing with IT(gransk.com)
11 points by pcbje 10y ago|5 comments
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The thrill of releasing a side project(medium.com)
9 points by pcbje 10y ago|0 comments
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Find traces of bad guys in evidence(medium.com)
1 points by pcbje 10y ago|0 comments
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by pcbje 10y ago
Not yet, no. It should be fairly easy to add support for more APIs, though. The more the merrier.
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by pcbje 10y ago
Thanks for clarifying! I'm from Norway and "gransk" is the imperative form of "investigate" in Norwegian.
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by pcbje 10y ago
What eitland said :)
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by pcbje 10y ago
I want to do some more work on the network UI, and there's probably a bunch of bugs in there. I'm guessing a couple of months to half a year.
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Show HN: Gransk – Document processing for investigations(gransk.com)
111 points by pcbje 10y ago|12 comments
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A 48 hour project: Temporarily save pages of interest in spaces.(save.page.as)
1 points by pcbje 15y ago|0 comments