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Category Archives: Graph Data Model
Gephi is like Photoshop for Networks
At least, that’s how the sales pitch goes. I don’t use Photoshop much, so I have no idea if it has the same kind of beautiful data transformation features as Gephi. One of the newest layouts is a simple radial … Continue reading
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Event Modeling – A Position
I’m getting ready for the Digital Humanities 2011 conference here at Stanford this month and the panel I’m on, Modeling Event-Based Historical Narratives, has decided to build short position papers in preparation for our presentation. I plan to present the … Continue reading
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Twitter Networks
ArXiv (which I only recently discovered while having lunch with the Culturomics folks was pronounced “archive”) has an en excellent study of Twitter using network analysis to reveal that earlier claims for a limit to the number of members of … Continue reading
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Another Gephi Workshop
I’ll be hosting a second Gephi Workshop at Noisebridge in San Francisco on May 18th at 6:30PM. Space is limited–you can find more details here.
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The TED Talk Fetish
On Wednesday I gave a two-hour workshop on using Gephi. I had hoped to get into the more exotic aspects of the software, including dynamic networks and using sub-filters, but I barely had enough time to demonstrate how to set … Continue reading
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Maps, Graphs and Workshops
In preparation for tomorrow’s Introduction to Gephi Workshop, I’ve put up a PDF of the short presentation up. The full workshop will focus on hands-on use of Gephi with examples of spigots and filters and analytics and all the rest … Continue reading
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The Digital Humanities as Topic Network
With the help of MALLET and Gephi, I walked through the process of creating topic networks and dealt a bit with their possible uses. For my corpus, I focused on papers, chapters, blog posts and collaborative works that grapple with … Continue reading
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Vizblog Article on Mapping Digital Humanities Collaboration
My article at Viz., “Mapping and Problematizing Digital Humanities Collaboration” is up. My favorite visual from the article sums up the “problematizing” part:
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Topic Networks
I’m in the middle of a rather large analysis of topic networks created using topic modeling and visualized in Gephi, of course, and simply can’t resist posting a few samples, because they’re absolutely stunning.
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Visualizing Databases
I’ve become quite the fan of Gephi, lately, and received a good-natured challenge by one of my colleagues, which went something like, “Why is a everything a network with you, now?” Obviously, in the case of social network-like phenomena, such … Continue reading
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