One filtering nodes and one filtering edges. The one filtering edges would still display all nodes but just remove edges that do not satisfy the filter condition. The one filtering nodes would hide all nodes that do not satisfy the condition AND all the edges coming in and out of those nodes.
Filtering condition for edges si the number of collaborations the edge represents
Filtering condition for nodes is the number of total publications (not attendance, to simplify I propose to have one filter and based it on the publications) of the author
As it is now, it could happen that the author with more publications in a conference does not show in the graph (e.g. because he has published all papers alone) which would be very weird.
One filtering nodes and one filtering edges. The one filtering edges would still display all nodes but just remove edges that do not satisfy the filter condition. The one filtering nodes would hide all nodes that do not satisfy the condition AND all the edges coming in and out of those nodes.
Filtering condition for edges si the number of collaborations the edge represents
Filtering condition for nodes is the number of total publications (not attendance, to simplify I propose to have one filter and based it on the publications) of the author
As it is now, it could happen that the author with more publications in a conference does not show in the graph (e.g. because he has published all papers alone) which would be very weird.