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Possible to export minimum spanning tree cluster x-y coordinates? #5

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Andrew-InTheBox opened this issue Jun 2, 2017 · 7 comments

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@Andrew-InTheBox
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The ability to export minimum spanning tree cluster spatial coordinates along with event would be useful for doing analysis and gating on the spanning tree in 3rd party applications. Similar to the 'export cell coordinates' option for the force directed layouts.

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malcook commented Oct 23, 2017

@AndyinMission - Barring the addition of such a capability to vortex, knowing your an R adept, I recommend you re-layout the vortex clusters in R using igraph's force directed layout, which will probably yield results most similar to the org.gephi.layout.plugin.forceAtlas2.ForceAtlas2 used in this project, and from which you can obtain the graphical coordinates to feed to your 3rd party application.

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Thanks @malcook . But it's actually the minimum spanning tree functionality that I want to export node coordinates for. The force directed layout already allows this straight from vortex.

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malcook commented Oct 23, 2017

Perhaps re-do both the MST and the layout??? The MST part should be deterministic, so the result should be the same as Vortex' version....

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nsamusik commented Oct 23, 2017 via email

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Thanks @nsamusik , however I'm not seeing 'export as graphML' option for the MST, only for the force directed graphs. MST graphing only shows 'export images' and 'save as pdf' options.

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nsamusik commented Oct 23, 2017 via email

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Andrew-InTheBox commented Oct 23, 2017

That's excellent @nsamusik , thanks!

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