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This is a request to have the option to label the edges of a network_g2g() plot with the associated metric. The edge thickness is helpful for obvious outliers, but not as useful with a network of relatively equally distributed values. Alternative solution is to create a separate network plot after returning a table, data, or igraph.
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Could you clarify / elaborate on how you would envisage this plot? Would the edge represent the raw values of say Email_hours, instead of the proportion? Or are you asking to have a text label representing each edge (stating 8%, 10%, etc.)? The latter might also likely be a more busy visual, due to the fact that the edges are bi-directional.
Is the motivation to be able to understand the underlying numbers from the network visual, without having to refer to the interaction matrix? Would like to understand more before implementing the feature. Thanks!
This is a request to have the option to label the edges of a
network_g2g()
plot with the associated metric. The edge thickness is helpful for obvious outliers, but not as useful with a network of relatively equally distributed values. Alternative solution is to create a separate network plot after returning a table, data, or igraph.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: