Introduction to Network Visualization with GEPHI

New tutorial available! A completely new version of this tutorial has been published, with 2 complete and complementary datasets to learn and explore many basic and advanced features of Gephi: To the new tutorial Gephi workshop at University of Bern (photo Radu Suciu) Social Network Analysis is a lens, a way of looking at reality. Network Analysis appears to be an interesting tool to give the researcher the ability to see its data from a new angle. I propose below, after a short introduction about the basis of SNA and some examples which shows the potential of this tool, a transcript of tutorial given during a workshop of the first Digital Humanities summer school in Switzerland (June 28. 2013), and kept up to date. 1. A network consists of two components : a list of the actors composing the network, and a list of the relations (the interactions between actors). By left, you can observe a very simple social graph, with both lists explicited. 2. 3. GephiDataset(edges)Dataset (nodes) 4. Nodes

Gephi, an open source graph visualization and manipulation software Steps for creating a mindmap