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Consider that we have pre-computed quantities that we assign as edge properties (type: float). It's a common use case to want to visualize the graph with edge thickness normalized by weights. Below is an example visualization made in PyVis (per this video).
In terms of UI design, I'm not 100% certain what's the best way to make the edge thickness by weight available to the user, but an idea would be to normalize the min/max edge weights in the entire graph beforehand and then assign the edge thickness via a single checkbox like "Set edge thickness by property" (or something like this). @mewim you might have better ideas on this.
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Allow user to increase edge thickness based on normalized edge weights
Allow user to increase edge thickness based on normalized edge weights from a property
Apr 30, 2024
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Allow user to increase edge thickness based on normalized edge weights from a property
Automatically increase edge thickness based on normalized edge weights from a property
Apr 30, 2024
I think the way you described makes sense. We can have an option to set the edge size based on property on the UI. Unfortunately the current edge settings do not work quite well (#119). I'll look into it again and start working on this after fixing #119.
Consider that we have pre-computed quantities that we assign as edge properties (type: float). It's a common use case to want to visualize the graph with edge thickness normalized by weights. Below is an example visualization made in PyVis (per this video).
In terms of UI design, I'm not 100% certain what's the best way to make the edge thickness by weight available to the user, but an idea would be to normalize the min/max edge weights in the entire graph beforehand and then assign the edge thickness via a single checkbox like "Set edge thickness by property" (or something like this). @mewim you might have better ideas on this.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: