We talked about improving the visualization of our graphs of conflicts. The current network is plotted with gplot (lines 284-285 in PCC.conflicts, as of today).
Other packages could give a more interesting output:
The networkD3 package allows for interactive handling of networks, which could be useful to users handling a large database with many conflicting variant locations.
The ggplot2 package has become a reference, allows for extended possibilities compared to gplot. It could also be more perennial than networkD3, and produce easier to publish graphs.
We talked about improving the visualization of our graphs of conflicts. The current network is plotted with gplot (lines 284-285 in PCC.conflicts, as of today).
gplot(myNetwork, displaylabels, label = network.vertex.names(myNetwork), gmode = "graph", boxed.labels = TRUE)
Other packages could give a more interesting output: