Hi Eduardo,
Thanks for this. I've now bitten the bullet and scripted something that creates a working GEXF file from my data - the method is explained at http://www.mappingonlinepublics.net/2010/10/20/dynamic-networks-in-gephi-from-twapperkeeper-to-gexf/.
As far as I can tell, it _is_ possible for edge weights to be dynamic, though - in GEXF, for example, this would be expressed in the following fashion:
<edge source="user1" target="user2" start="0" end="5400" weight="0"> <attvalues> <attvalue for="weight" value="1" start="0" end="1800"/> <attvalue for="weight" value="2" start="1800" end="3600"/> <attvalue for="weight" value="1" start="3600" end="5400"/> </attvalues> <slices> <slice start="0" end="1800" /> <slice start="1800" end="3600" /> <slice start="3600" end="5400" /> </slices> </edge>
This works in the GEXF files I've created now...
Axel
Hi Eduardo,
Thanks for this. I've now bitten the bullet and scripted something that creates a working GEXF file from my data - the method is explained at http:// www.mappingonli nepublics. net/2010/ 10/20/dynamic- networks- in-gephi- from-twapperkee per-to- gexf/.
As far as I can tell, it _is_ possible for edge weights to be dynamic, though - in GEXF, for example, this would be expressed in the following fashion:
<edge source="user1" target="user2" start="0" end="5400" weight="0">
<attvalues>
<attvalue for="weight" value="1" start="0" end="1800"/>
<attvalue for="weight" value="2" start="1800" end="3600"/>
<attvalue for="weight" value="1" start="3600" end="5400"/>
</attvalues>
<slices>
<slice start="0" end="1800" />
<slice start="1800" end="3600" />
<slice start="3600" end="5400" />
</slices>
</edge>
This works in the GEXF files I've created now...
Axel