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QUESTION
I have a data frame of customers. I want to draw a customer stages as network diagram. Sample data is like below.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-24 at 15:08I've found the DiagrammeR
package useful. Converting your sample data to the formats used by Diagrammer would be awkward, so I've done it manually.
QUESTION
As mentioned in title, how do I plot a data.tree with its relevant values?
Thank you in advance for the help. Already at my wits end :(
Edit: More information:
The data I am trying to visualize is a survey, which the respondent is asked the primary question, in which if h/she answered yes and there will be follow up questions to the first one. I am trying to visualize the percentage of respondents who answered yes or no to each question to which my idea is to use a decision tree like plot for that.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-06 at 09:41I am not very familiar with data.tree
, so I do not know a way to add a fast way to add all labels, but you can set a label for each edge separately.
QUESTION
I am building a forced network diagram using the networkD3 R package, and am having issues getting the network to display. I can use the "simpleNetwork" function just fine, but not the "forced_network_df" function.
Code is below:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-26 at 14:24If I use the larger sample of your dataframe, the plot works for me...
QUESTION
I'm building a NativeScript plugin and wrapping some functionality from a JAVA
library. In most cases, I've seen users define a dependency with compile 'org.namespace:library:x.y.z'
in src/platforms/android/include.gradle
but in my case the library is not available in any JAVA repos and is a standalone .jar
file.
I've tried some suggestions users have done with actual Android
apps, but of course NativeScript is a little different and so far these methods aren't working.
Steps I've tried:
1) platforms/android/include.gradle
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jan-31 at 05:27You will just have to place your JAR / AAR files inside platforms/android, your plugin will automatically pick it up during compilation.
QUESTION
library(network)
library(networkD3)
library(igraph)
library(visNetwork)
df <- read.table(header = TRUE,
text = "src target
cllient1 cllient2
cllient1 cllient4
cllient1 cllient6
cllient2 cllient3
cllient4 cllient1
cllient4 cllient3
cllient5 cllient6
cllient6 cllient5")
df_graph <- graph_from_data_frame(df)
simpleNetwork(df,zoom = T,fontSize = 9)
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-27 at 08:42This works but is very inelegant:
QUESTION
I am trying to make an interactive website traffic diagram using web traffic data.
Using networkd3 packages.
It is just a simpleNetwork
, however keeps giving me this warning and force closes RStudio.
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jun-07 at 16:23it is very difficult for anyone to help you because you haven't provided a reproducible example, i.e. we have no idea what your data frame
BWT2012
looks likethere seems to be a bug in your code...
data.frame(BWT2012$Visitors, 1:189157, fontSize = 16, nodeColour = "blue", nodeClickColour = "red", textColour = "black", opacity = 0.6, zoom = T)
will not work no matter whatBWT2012
looks like because you're passing elements to thedata.frame
function that are of different lengths. I suspect you meant for it to besimpleNetwork(data.frame(BWT2012$Visitors, 1:189157), fontSize = 16, nodeColour = "blue", nodeClickColour = "red", textColour = "black", opacity = 0.6, zoom = T)
, where the first argument of thesimpleNetwork()
function is a completedata.frame()
withBWT2012$Visitors
as its first argument and1:189157
as its second argument, i.e. you intend to pass to thesimpleNetwork()
function a data frame that has the first column/variable equal toBWT2012$Visitors
and the second column equal to1:189157
Assuming #2 above is correct, the data frame you are trying to pass is telling
simpleNetwork
that the values inBWT2012$Visitors
are the sources of each link, and the values in1:189157
are the targets of each link. That seems like a very unlikely scenario, so I would make sure you're getting what you think you're getting.The warning you mention is just a warning... it will not stop the function from running. In many (maybe all since recent changes in networkd3) cases it will still plot the graph, though the results might be unexpected. For instance...
QUESTION
I've tried to use networkd3 with the follwing data:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-09 at 16:49source
and target
should be numeric vectors, giving the index of the node in your nodes data frame (0 indexed).
QUESTION
I am trying to build interactive network visualizations of objects that are linked. I have reviewed the code at: https://christophergandrud.github.io/networkD3/
but was not able to locate a code sample that would help me to convert Nodes into clickable urls that would redirect user or would launch a new browser window.
Is this possible?
My question relates to the networkD3
charts that are saved as html using this code sample:
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Apr-17 at 11:21You will need to use the forceNetwork()
function in order to get that capability, plus some extra work.
(example largely based on @timelyportfolio's code here: linking a node in networkD3 to a website using clickAction = NULL)
QUESTION
I would like to include two htmlwidgets
in the same Rmarkdown document - a mermaid
flowchart from the DiagrammeR
package and a network3D
graph. If I include both in my document then none of them renders but if I only include one of them then it will be rendered.
Here's a minimal example in Rmarkdown that shows the problem
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Aug-29 at 14:36networkD3
was updated to D3v4 in version 0.3 in. Feb. 2017, which is not compatible with v3 versions of D3, which is what DiagrammeR
appears to use. htmlwidgets
, which is the underlying package that drives networkD3
and DiagrammeR
, only uses the most recent version of a dependency, so htmlwidgets that use conflicting versions of the same library can not both work. Check here for a starting point of discussion about this problem.
You have a few possible options, though none of them are great...
revert
networkD3
to a version < 0.3 so that it also uses D3v3lobby for the
DiagrammeR
developers to upgrade to D3v4lobby for the htmlwidgets` developers to come up with a robust way of dealing with conflicting JavaScript dependencies
QUESTION
The R package networkD3 provides an interface for R users to make network plots in D3, but the input data and ability to map data to network aesthetics differs over the available plots (e.g., simpleNetwork, forceNetwork).
Recently I've been trying to apply custom colors to each node in a radialNetwork(), similar to this thread, but I can't figure out how the custom coloring was mapped to the nodes.
The code to produce a custom coloring:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Feb-26 at 17:02In your example, the nodes are ordered by level and then by how they are ordered in the original data. So...
- Class (top level)
- Equity (2nd level)
- Currency (2nd level)
- Commodities (2nd level)
- FI (2nd level)
- USA (3rd level)
- Asia (3rd level)
- etc.
If your color palette is not long enough to match each of your nodes, then it will loop back to the beginning (much like how R does when you combine vectors of different lengths, for example paste(c("node1","node2","node3"), c("d", "e"))
)
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