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A workspace is a whole environment for exploring one graph. If you want to analyze more graphs simultaneously, you need to create new workspaces. Create, delete and clean workspace data from the Edit menu.
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Note that each new graph import creates a new workspace if you select the "Add full graph" option in the import window. Hence you are still able to work on the first graph later.
Set numerical attributes to distribute node/edge colors, sizes, label colors and label sizes. Right-click on the window to display the ranked list of nodes or edges.
A library of filters is available to combine. Drag the filter (e.g., Degree Range) to build the query, and then set the parameters visually. Finally apply the query output to select elements or to filter them. When filtering is activated, changes appear in real time.
The timeline opens automatically when you open a dynamic network. Enable the timeline to set the time interval. Drag the bounds of the interval using your mouse.
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### Context
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Display the number of nodes and edges, the type of the graph and the percentage of visible nodes.
In this step you will indicate the format of the CSV file and can preview the resulting table.
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When importing to nodes table you can also indicate if you want to update a node's data instead of creating a new node when a node with that id already exists.
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Longitudinal (also called dynamic) networks are simply networks that evolve chronologically. If you imagine the network of your friends, the number of nodes, connections and attribute values grow and change as time passes. We call these dynamic attributes, because they have values associated with a particular moment.
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Imagine a network of three nodes for the years 2007, 2008 and 2009. The years these nodes are present can be represented either as distinct points in time or as time intervals (as pictured on the left and right sides of the arrow below, respectively).
The second node, 'n2', is present during all three years and is represented by brackets enclosing the first and last years [2007, 2009]. Gephi automatically includes any dates, such as 2008, within this range. The first node, 'n1', however, is closed with a parenthesis rather than a bracket. This means the node was present in 2008 but **NOT** in 2009.
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-**Step 1:** Click on **Merge Columns** manipulator in the Data Laboratory.
-**Step 2:** From the available columns on the left, add the column or columns (if you have both a start and end period) you want to use to create the time interval. Then select **Create time interval** from the available merge strategies.
-**Step 3:** Select which column is the start and which is the end (or leave this blank if no end exists). If the column is numerical (integer, float, double), select **Parse numbers**. If the data are date strings, they can also be parsed and transformed into a time interval. Our 'First Met' column is just the day in the year, just a number.
-**Step 2:** Select either a Date or a real number as a time format. Real numbers is the default choice, here we put the year 2007. Click on OK, the file is imported.
The result is a longitudinal network in Gephi where nodes and edges have time intervals according how they were present in the different files. Similarly all attributes are dynamic attributes. The 'Price' attribute in the dataset in a **DYNAMIC_INTEGER** column and each value is associated with its interval. Moreover the edge's weight itself is dynamic.
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Open Netbeans and go to **File > Open Project** to look for the Gephi folder. Then, **Open Project**. Ensure the checkbox "Open Required Projects" is not selected.
IntelliJ then takes some time to scan the project and resolve dependencies. Once completed, you should see Gephi properly listed as a project in the Project pane.
Then, navigate to IntelliJ's preferences panel **Build, Execution, Deployment > Build Tools > Maven > Runner** and select the option **Delegate IDE build/run actions to Maven**. This is a critical step.
Next in the top-level menu select **Build > Build Project**.
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If it fails with and error like `javac flag not found --release`, you would need to fo back to **Build, Execution, Deployment > Build Tools > Maven > Runner** and add an **Environment Variables** with `JAVA_HOME=<path of the selected JDK>`
Next, we'll configure two things here. Enter `nbm:cluster-app nbm:run-platform` into the **Command line** field and select the `modules/application` sub-directory into the **Working directory** chooser. Give Gephi as name for the configuration.
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How to create a panel for plugin features, similar to Ranking, Graph or Layout? It is easy and fully integrated in Netbeans. Create your panel class and use Netbeans IDE to design the user interface. This page also explains how to work with the **Perspective** system.
-**Step 1**: Right click on your module and select **New > Other...** and find **Window** like showed in the step 1 below. The window wizard asks where to put your panel. You can use already defined modes (i.e. positions):
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