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Quick Start Available in other languages: Japanese Tutorial: Download it in PDF. The tutorial follows the following steps with LesMiserables sample dataset. You can find other network datasets on the wiki. Import file Visualization Layout Ranking (color) Metrics Ranking (size) Layout again Show labels Community-detection Partition Filter Preview Export Save

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Taptu – instant access to all your interests in one beautiful little app Techmeme Utopic Getting started with Gephi | History Blogger For this post, I’m going to provide step-by-step instruction for those of you interested in creating network graphs using Gephi. Certainly there is other open-source software available for visualizing social network and textual data such as Pajek (this website could use a serious design update), but at the time of this post, Gephi 0.8.2-beta has some significant advantages. Software such as Pajek allows you to save your project file as a .bmp, .png, or .svg, but Gephi allows you to save your graph image as a .pdf. Additionally, Gephi’s most significant advantage over the competition comes from the inclusion of the sigma.js plugin, which uses the HTML canvas element to display static graphs like those generated in Gephi. This is a massive leap forward for sharing graphs generated in Gephi, as now they can be uploaded directly to your server/website using an FTP file manager such as FileZilla. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24.

Comment faire pour publier votre contenu sur Google Flux Alors que Google Currents, Google Flux en France, vient d’être publié et disponible dans le monde entier, vous voudrez certainement publier votre propre contenu au sein de nouveau service. Pour rappel, considéré comme un concurrent aux « magazines sociaux » pour les dispositifs mobiles comme Flipboard, Pulse et ZITE, Google Flux permet d’agréger des contenus provenant de sources multiples en ligne, et ce afin de construire un condensé numérique. Si vous êtes producteur de contenu donc, sachez que Google à pensé à vous ! En effet, alors que l’on retrouve à ce jour du contenu de grands éditeurs, tels que Forbes, The Guardian, TechCrunch, etc, vous voudrez certainement publier vos propres articles, vidéos, reportages photo, diaporamas, ou encore vos publications sur les réseaux sociaux ! Mais la bonne nouvelle est que Google Flux n’est pas une plateforme fermée, puisque toute personne ayant du contenu à partager, quel qu’il soit, peut le faire en le publiant dans l’application.

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