Dynamic graph visualization settings
You can visualize not only the whole graph using InfraNodus, but also — its dynamic evolution.
The "Time" and "Play" statements menu option (left) allows you to scroll through the statements and highlight them on the graph.
There are several settings available —
Default:
Highlighting the parts of the graph representing the currently seen statements.
Accumulative Evolution
Starts from the initial state, adding a graph representation of every consecutive statement, gradually building the graph to its final shape. Showing how the discourse was sculpted in time. Recalculating the graph statistics and measures at every iteration. Highlighting with blue currently visible statements, so that we see the path for the spread of ideas.
https://infranodus.com/live/alltwittergraph?background=dark&most_influential=bc&maxnodes=150¤tapp=twitter&demo=1&dynamic=accumulate&cutgraph=1&selected=highlight
Without selecting the currently visible statements:
https://infranodus.com/live/alltwittergraph?background=dark&most_influential=bc&maxnodes=150¤tapp=twitter&demo=1&dynamic=accumulate&cutgraph=1
Dynamic Evolution
Starts from the initial state, showing the graph only for a certain (visible) span of the statements. Allows to see the evolution of a discourse in time, what were the topics that emerged and receded, what was the dynamics of meaning circulation (i.e. only a handful of main nodes in the center or also exploring periphery).
https://infranodus.com/live/alltwittergraph?background=dark&most_influential=bc&maxnodes=150¤tapp=twitter&demo=1&dynamic=graph&cutgraph=1
Dynamic Accumulative Evolution
Always shows the whole graph but emphasizing what has already been created and highlighting the current (most recent) statements visible. Shows the spread of ideas through the final structure.
https://infranodus.com/live/alltwittergraph?background=dark&most_influential=bc&maxnodes=150¤tapp=twitter&demo=1&dynamic=accumulate&cutgraph=off&selected=highlight
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