Open juhopaak opened 6 years ago
I've also been wondering about this - reading the vignette really made me want to do two-mode networks - did I overlook something or is it just not possible? I was also thinking of quick-and-dirty implementations, e.g. adding the words provided by the InterpretText function to the visualization - could that be a work-around if creating two-mode networks is not possible (yet)?
Hi theresa- sorry for the slow reply. When you say you want to do two-mode networks, do you mean you want to visualize two-mode networks?
Hi, thanks for the answer. Yes, I mean visualizing (and of course also preprocessing, e.g. thinning out based on the number of connections etc.) . One of the things that drew me to trying out was the Two-mode networks visualization you have in the beginning of your vignette. Of course you propose to move beyond this two-mode form by projecting it to a one-mode form but are there plans to also implement projections in the two-mode form in the package?
No immediate plans, unfortunately.
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Hi, thanks for the answer. Yes, I mean visualizing (and of course also preprocessing, e.g. thinning out based on the number of connections etc.) . One of the things that drew me to trying out was the Two-mode networks visualization you have in the beginning of your vignette. Of course you propose to move beyond this two-mode form by projecting it to a one-mode form but are there plans to also implement projections in the two-mode form in the package?
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I hope Chris won't mind the shameless plug. My Python implementation of textnets can visualize two-mode (bipartite) networks. I'm about to do a new release; here's a demo. See this example from the documentation.
Currently the PrepText function accepts either words or groups as the node type. It would be useful to be able to create and visualize two-mode networks by using both of these as nodes.