I m trying to make an interactive graph on plotly, where I first create the network graph using networkx, and then graph it with plotly so that it can be hosted and be interative and shared, very similar to what's described here: https://plotly.com/python/network-graphs/
I would like to make the edges curved -- in networkx I can do this with connectionstyle="arc3,rad=-0.3". How do I do this in Plotly?
My main problem is that edges are overlapping, I want to remove that overlapping if there is any better option please suggest but restricted to plotly only.
I searched in documentations of go.scatter too but didn't found anything relevant to my query.
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I have plotted a graph using matplotlib.pyplot. I need to integrate specific sections of this graph. All the tutorials I can find online are including drawing a graph from scratch, but what should I use if I already have a graph and just want to integrate a part of it?
Thank you!
I'm just beginning with plotly. I'm following the examples here: Plotly Network Graph Examples
However Nowhere is there an explanation/demonstration, how to modify the structure of the graph after the call to fig.show(). Can anybody provide example code,specifically what would come after fig.show() to add/remove nodes and edges, such that the displayed output would update in real-time?
I'm trying to make an interactive graph on plotly, where I first create the network graph using networkx, and then graph it with plotly so that it can be hosted and be interative and shared, very similar to what's described here: https://plotly.com/python/network-graphs/
I would like to make the edges curved -- in networkx I can do this with connectionstyle="arc3,rad=-0.3". How do I do this in Plotly?
I am using networkx to visualize a graph, I want to draw something like the attached figure. All the small connected components are align below the major components, anyone know how to do it with networkx or other python package? Thanks a lot
I am wondering if it is possible to create a graph using python and possibly networkx, overlaid subgraphs having different colors? These subgraphs are cluster of nodes. An example of such graph can be found at:
http://www.barabasilab.com/pubs/CCNR-ALB_Publications/200904-10_PLoSCompBio-HumanPhenotypes/200904-10_PLoSCompBio-Fig2sm.png