Graphs

This time, trying to use an original dataset, produced using yEd.

Examples of using sigma.js to do a little graph visualisation.

A SERN is a natural generalisation of a random network, taking into account that many physical networks are embedded in space, and longer links are more costly, and hence less likely.

We’ve been doing some work on SERNs for a little while. Here’s a few relevant links.

Another canned example, this time using a shortcode to include the sigmajs script inline.

Another canned example

The Topology Zoo is a project to collect data network topologies from around the world. Have a look at its main web page: http://www.topology-zoo.org/.

Metagraphs are a generalisation of graphs (or networks) similar in nature to a directed hypergraph.

• A hypergraph allows an “edge” to connect more than one node.
• Directionality means that an edge can connect one set of objects to another difference set.

The main difference in a metagraph is that edges come associate with properties, even properties that are conditional on other parts to the graph, making them ideal to represent policies.

A few of the canned examples