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Graph labeling problems #9
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Currently, we don't offer any tools/scripts to solve the graph problems. If you would like to implement your own. You can find several online tutorials of graph algorithms on how to solve such problems. |
I would like to create a Phylogeny Tree Diagram in ArcGIS Insights? How can I achieve it? |
@samuello4 We currently support Link charts and Link Maps here Phylogeny Tree Diagrams are not a part of the current native Insights visualizations. But you can create them using any external libraries in Python using the Scripting environment. I found a few libraries like BioPython , DendroPy . Or even better in R using phytools or phylogram or ggtree |
Thank you so much for your kind assistance and prompt reply. |
Hey @samuello4 - If the chart created in the scripting environment is interactive like a plotly lib graph, then it will be interactive when you add it as a card to the Insights page. If it is a static SVG image chart like something generated from matplotlib, then it will be a static image. Note: These interactive charts or graphs which you create from the Python/R libraries do not work with the native selection interactions of Insights. |
Is it possible to define a customized graph labeling that the label of a vertex is sum of the weights of incident edges and visualize the induced label by the size of the vertices?
Moreover, I would like to know some basics information about a graph, such as eccentricity of a vertex, edge-cut, spanning tree of a graph.
Is there any tools/ script can solve these problems?
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