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My task is simple: I have a (randomly generated) geometric graph formatted as a gdf file.
[A geometric graph is just a set of nodes which each have a position in 2D space (or 3D etc but I take d=2), with links established]
The nodes live inside a bounded domain, which in my case is an annulus of inner radius 4 and outer radius 9 (i.e. an obstructed disk).
Once I've loaded the gdf file into Gephi, what's the best way to represent this? Gephi represents the nodes for me but their positions are slightly inaccurate in the preview, and I think this is because my layout technique is flawed.
Could anyone provide me with a simple step by step process which starts with a loaded gdf file and gives a simple image of this geometric graph inside the annulus?
(p.s. any tips on how to draw a domain boundary would be good too....)
thanks
Statistics:Posted by xandergiles — 15 May 2014 18:40
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