Archive for ‘Network Visualization’ Category
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The thing about cancer cells is that they suck. Their DNA is all screwy. They've got chunks of DNA ripped out and reinserted into different places, which is just plain …
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From the guys who brought you 6pli and other like-minded network visualization tools, Bestiario takes 6pli to the next level. 6pli lets users explore their del.icio.us bookmarks. This work, in …
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The Interface Design Team at the University of Potsdam revealed mæve last week. It's an installation that lets users place physical project cards on an interactive surface and see the …
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Skyrails is an interactive graph visualization system that looks a lot like a video game. Explore relationships, visit nodes, and immerse yourself in the data. As I watch the demo …
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Circos is a project by Martin Krzywinski that lets you upload genomic data and visualize it as a network like the one above. It is easy to plot, format and …
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Facebook recently released Lexicon which is like a Google Trends or Technorati for wall posts. Type in a word or a group of words, and you can see the buzz …
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Nexus, by Ivan Kozik, lets you explore your Facebook social network and find out what your friends have in common. Nexus kind of caught me off guard, because it actually …
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I just created a new Twitter account, and it got me to thinking about all the data visualization I've seen for Twitter tweets. I felt like I'd seen a lot, …
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As usual, The New York Times graphics department churns out another useful graphic. This time it's in network diagram form.
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We need to interact with others. We crave connections with friends and strangers. Something inside makes us need to converse with others so that we don't go crazy. As I …