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Is a plugin needed to get dynamic density? I don't see it in my statistics panel (vers 0.8.2) and haven't found a way to enable it. I also would find it useful to have raw values of those dynamic calculations, from which to make charts for presentation, with multiple graphs overlaid on the same axes...

In the frame of the graph window, lower left side, there's a column of buttons for restoring the sizes and colours of nodes, edges and labels. These buttons are just underneath the magnifying glass that actually centres rather than magnifying.

I just came across this thread while searching for hints on how to achieve this myself. Is the project still in the works, or has it been abandoned? I'm interested in getting these data out for both static and dynamic graphs. There are several graphs for which I'd like to plot the evolution of node ...

Today I discovered that, by restarting Gephi, sometimes I'll get lucky and the timeline will work. For now, I can just restart over and over until I get what I want. Looking ahead to the longer term, though, what information should be reported for the developers' benefit?

Is having no friends equivalent to having zero degree? If so, how about looking at the histogram of node degree distributions?

I just poked around a bit further in the data laboratory, and see that all of the node attributes have time intervals associated with them as expected. The edges also have time intervals assigned. So Gephi seems to be doing perfectly fine with being given only start times, and deducing the end times...

Any chance that you might post just a small part of your file that isolates where your problem arises, instead of the whole thing? It's huge!

I've been loading a dynamic graph, with no error messages, and the import dialog deems it dynamic. But when it comes to longitudinal exploration, the timeline is disabled on the grounds that the graph is not dynamic. Why could this be? I've combed through the gexf file (generated by an Applescript p...