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😉Learn how to use Word Cloud Plugin for Gephi
✨I share my Medium tutorial
https://medium.com/@vespinozag/how-to-use-word-cloud-plugin-for-gephi-6f14c7c052e3
🙍♂️ Plugin Developer
@seinecle
On Thursday @jacomyal and I will present Gephi Lite the web lighter version of @Gephi.
You can with Gephi Lite do visual network analysis directly in your web browser. By default no server is used: your data does not travel the cloud. Using it is as simple as opening this url: https://gephi.org/gephi-lite/
You can design your network visualisation by curating the appearance (node/edge colour, size, labels), filter your network, run layout algorithms or add new metrics.
It's also possible to embed it in existing web application using a Broadcast Channel browser API. Integrating visual network analysing in your research app is now quite simple.
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A nice and well-annotated network visualization, it's not so often! So I'm sharing it here.
I'm thinking of my students whom I force to annotate every single visualization they deliver.
We've just published a new version of @Gephi Lite 🚀
This thread presents the main new features included in the v0.6.
Read more about it in our blog post:
https://www.ouestware.com/2025/02/26/gephi-lite-0-6-en/
#graph #dataviz #SocialNetworkAnalysis #gephi
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Nouvelle version de @Gephi Lite 🚀
Dans ce fil nous présentons les grandes nouveautés de cette v0.6.
Pour plus de détails, voir notre post de blog :
https://www.ouestware.com/2025/02/26/gephi-lite-0-6-fr/
#graph #dataviz #SocialNetworkAnalysis #gephi
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Please welcome Gephi Lite v0.5!
👉 https://gephi.org/gephi-lite/
Developed by the @ouestware team, this new version focuses on enhancing User Experience. We felt like we need to polish what we have before moving on more ambitious changes.
But the magic of the Gephi week happened, and we ended up testing adding the `Connected Closeness` metric designed by @jacomyma!
🚧 It's still experimental and might change soon.
📃 See full change log: https://github.com/gephi/gephi-lite/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md#050-aka-the-2024-gephi-week-edition
As usual with #DraCor, you can use the data out-of-the-box for co-occurrence network analysis, very suitable for teaching. #DigitalHumanities
This is the graph for Schlegel/Tieck's translation of Shakespeare's "Henry VI, Part 1" (using @Gephi to visualise our GEXF data).
Perma link to the play:
https://dracor.org/id/gersh000019
DraCor is not a website. DraCor is a showcase for the concept of Programmable Corpora. It revolves around an API that provides data extracted from TEI-encoded corpora. This website – dracor.org – uses this API to showcase some of the extractable information. Some data can be downloaded through the web interface. The more powerful, direct access point is the documented API.
Peek inside the Gephi Week 2024!
@seinecle narrates how we work on Gephi on our blog:
https://gephi.wordpress.com/2024/06/13/gephi-week-2024-peek-from-the-inside/
Dr. Verónica Espinoza
Paul
Mathieu Jacomy
OuestWare
Daniel Angus
Frank Fischer