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Gephi “makes graphs handy”

November 8, 2015xgen 1 Comment

Gephi is a tool like photoshop, but for data, the user manipulates the structures, shapes and colors to reveal hidden properties. Visual thinking with interactive interfaces is recognized to facilitate reasoning. Data analysts can use this tool to help with… Continue Reading →

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8B: Network Analysis: A Real-World Project

November 5, 2015Austin Leave a Comment

A Social Network of Carleton College during the First World War Today we are going to try out a real-world network analysis project and attempt to reconstruct the social network of Carleton College around its 50th anniversary in 1916.  This was a turbulent time… Continue Reading →

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8A: Network Analysis

November 3, 2015Austin Leave a Comment

The advent of the internet, and especially of its more socially connected Web 2.0 variant, has ushered in a golden age for the concept of the network.  The interconnected world we now live in has changed not only the way… Continue Reading →

Week 8: Network Analysis Fusion Tables, network analysis, RDF, social networks, triples
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