would be great to be able to do the 'flip-book' style animation, where we layout the network using the entire set of edges (weighted over time?) and then keep vertex positions fixed while showing and hiding edges and vertices. Useful when we don't care as much about structural changes as shifts in density/composition of the network. Need a better name than 'flip book'
comment:1 Changed 2 years ago by skyebend
aggregate.network.layout ?
comment:2 Changed 3 months ago by skyebend
this will require making big changes to compute.animation so that it can tell if it needs to step through the network in static slices or pass in the full nD object. could either name the functions differently, or add an additional class to the layout functions.
(transfered from statnet trac ticket #483)
would be great to be able to do the 'flip-book' style animation, where we layout the network using the entire set of edges (weighted over time?) and then keep vertex positions fixed while showing and hiding edges and vertices. Useful when we don't care as much about structural changes as shifts in density/composition of the network. Need a better name than 'flip book'
comment:1 Changed 2 years ago by skyebend
aggregate.network.layout ?
comment:2 Changed 3 months ago by skyebend
this will require making big changes to compute.animation so that it can tell if it needs to step through the network in static slices or pass in the full nD object. could either name the functions differently, or add an additional class to the layout functions.