I added the database I used for igraph and neovis graph. It's in the databases folder. It would be pretty complicated for you to try to rebuild the whole thing as it's using load_neg_data.py and the notebook in the import folder to build. Igraph was not running for me outside of Jupyter and I don't know why. Just move the neo4j folder up to the assignment3 folder.
Neovis is in the visualizations folder. It's just one html file. You can alter the query parameters in the html file. There's no reason why it shouldn't run with our other visualizations. You just have to run neo4j with the database that I am talking about above. I was going to leave this for Soroush to do but I didn't hear from him about doing it and I'm a little panicked because this is due tomorrow.
The 3D Jgraph is built in the notebook that is in the Imports folder. It would be nice to have this too I think. It should be transferable to Javascript no problem. I linked the jgraph github in the visualization issue that I started today.
I added the database I used for igraph and neovis graph. It's in the databases folder. It would be pretty complicated for you to try to rebuild the whole thing as it's using load_neg_data.py and the notebook in the import folder to build. Igraph was not running for me outside of Jupyter and I don't know why. Just move the neo4j folder up to the assignment3 folder.
Neovis is in the visualizations folder. It's just one html file. You can alter the query parameters in the html file. There's no reason why it shouldn't run with our other visualizations. You just have to run neo4j with the database that I am talking about above. I was going to leave this for Soroush to do but I didn't hear from him about doing it and I'm a little panicked because this is due tomorrow.
The 3D Jgraph is built in the notebook that is in the Imports folder. It would be nice to have this too I think. It should be transferable to Javascript no problem. I linked the jgraph github in the visualization issue that I started today.