netgraph | A cross platform http sniffer with a web UI | Monitoring library
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Netgraph is a packet sniffer tool that captures all HTTP requests/responses, and display them in web page. You can run Netgraph in your linux server without desktop environment installed, and monitor http requests/responses in your laptop's browser.
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QUESTION
I would like to set different edge width in a network visualization with netgraph based on a networkx network. How to do this?
I am using netgraph as, to my knowledge, this is the only graph package to show two separate arrows in between two nodes. My code so far (pools
and processes_weight
are both dict
):
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-18 at 15:14Based on the documentation you can use the keyword argument edge_width
and pass a dict keyed by the edges to have different edge weights for each edge. Here's the portion from the draw_edges()
function documentation that gets called explicitly from the draw
function.
QUESTION
I am working on a visualization of a network that includes moveable nodes with edge labels that are updated by streaming data. Currently I am using randint to update a pandas dataframe while I work on the plotting.
The current code can generate the nodes and allows them to move and also updates the edge labels, but it feels "clunky" and every once in a while the plot flashes the axes (which I do not want to see). Is I can't seem to find a good hook in netgraph to simply refresh graph without doing a clear and redraw which will inevitably get worse as the network grows. Anyone know how I can make this smoother?
Here is the current code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-15 at 19:10Here is a response from the author of Netgraph (here) which avoids redrawing the plot and removes the ticks from appearing:
QUESTION
I am trying to create an interactive plot using netgraph and networkx.
I would like the plot to allow movement of the nodes and as the nodes move, the edges and edge_labels will also dynamically update.
Moving the nodes was addressed by the author of netgraph here . Now when I make a simpler plot and try to label an edge, the label stays static, and is sometimes not even on an edge.
It seems like handling edge_positions similar to node_positions on the last two lines should at least address the label not moving. Why the label isn't anchored to a particular edge is still puzzling. Does anyone know if the desired effect is achievable?
Here is a snip before moving anything:
Here is a snip after moving the bottom-right node to the top left:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-09 at 10:27To have it as formal answer, you need to add to the InteractiveGraph
object the information that you want to draw (and move) the edge labels, i.e. the following
QUESTION
I'm following a tutorial on machine learning with Keras and CoreML, and when I get to the point to run the following code and convert Keras model to the CoreML. I get:
AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'SeparableConv1D'
where should I change to resolve this problem?
This is the code I run:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jun-20 at 23:54I had the same problem with this tutorial, and as others have mentioned the version of keras
doesn't support SeparableConv1D
.
However, just updating the version of keras
without also updating tensorflow
caused other errors in the jupyter notebook. I was able to directly install compatible versions of keras
and tensorflow
within the jupyter notebook using the sys
module. As of writing, the latest version of keras
is 2.2.4, and one compatible version of tensorflow
(at least tested for the tutorial) is 1.7.0.
You can run the following python code to make the installation:
QUESTION
I have been trying to link my slider (which has years) with selectInput dropdown (which has freedom factors). I have been getting the donut chart, but it is equally distributed. I wish to choose options in dropdown and change their trends with the slider. I know something is wrong in output$plot2 <- renderPlotly({}), but not sure what is it.
global.r
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jun-05 at 20:45I think you need this correction -
QUESTION
I am currently writing a meta-analysis using a pairwise random effects meta-analysis to compare the complication rates of 5 treatment modalities, with one as the gold standard. I was able to get RR's out of the analysis but was not able to get p-values out of it. How do I get the p-values from this model? I tried to usepval.random
but that didn't work. And I couldn't find any other code on CRAN that would help me. Can someone help me with the R-code?
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jul-10 at 16:46P values can be derived by n.compl$pval.random
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