Another nice way to visualize our "dark matter graph" is to use an adjacency matrix, as @wadawson proposed. @kadrlica and I suggest that we implement an "adjacency matrix" representation in our web app, in addition to the network graph we currently have.
This can certainly archivable with the D3.js library. A nice (and much more sophisticated) example can be found here.
Another nice way to visualize our "dark matter graph" is to use an adjacency matrix, as @wadawson proposed. @kadrlica and I suggest that we implement an "adjacency matrix" representation in our web app, in addition to the network graph we currently have.
This can certainly archivable with the D3.js library. A nice (and much more sophisticated) example can be found here.