Network

This chart follows the chart #324 where we learned how to map a color to each nodes of a network. This time, we suppose that we have a feature for each edge of our network. For example, this feature can…

      This page explains how to draw a correlation network: a network build on a correlation matrix. Suppose that you have 10 individuals, and know how close they are related to each other. It is possible to represent…

          You can change the background colour of your network chart with fig.set_facecolor(). Note that you need to add fig.get_facecolor if you want to keep your background colour for your png.          

A common task is to color each node of your network chart following a feature of your node (we call it mapping a color). It allows to display more information in your chart. There are 2 possibilities: 1/ The feature…

  Network charts can be split in 2 main categories: directed and undirected networks. If it is directed, there is a notion of flow between the 2 nodes, thus leaving a place to go somewhere else. Like money goes from…

Chart #320 and #321 explain how to realise a basic network chart and custom its appearance. The next step is to control the layout of your network. There is actually an algorithm that calculate the most optimal position of each…

The chart #320 explain how to realise a basic network chart. Now, let’s have a look to the arguments that allows to custom the appearance of the chart. The customisations are separated in 3 main categories: nodes, node labels and…

      This example is probably the most basic network chart you can realise. A network chart is constituted by nodes. These nodes are interconnected by edges. So a basic format is a data frame where each line describes…