Comments on: GSoC 2010 mid-term: Graph Streaming API https://gephi.org/2010/gsoc-2010-mid-term-graph-streaming-api/ graph exploration and manipulation Mon, 14 May 2012 16:13:06 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v= hourly 1 By: mithun https://gephi.org/2010/gsoc-2010-mid-term-graph-streaming-api/comment-page-1/#comment-1056 mithun Mon, 10 Oct 2011 12:04:59 +0000 http://gephi.org/?p=2850#comment-1056 Hi. I am having a problem between the nmaster and the client when using the master streaming function. It seems to me that the file that the master is serving up has the "R" for the RGB as "r=-1" which then causes the edges to no appear in the client instance. Is there a config i can modify to make the R be equal to 0? or how would i set up my JSON file on an internet server so that it streams and is not static? thank you Hi. I am having a problem between the nmaster and the client when using the master streaming function.
It seems to me that the file that the master is serving up has the “R” for the RGB as “r=-1″ which then causes the edges to no appear in the client instance.

Is there a config i can modify to make the R be equal to 0? or how would i set up my JSON file on an internet server so that it streams and is not static?

thank you

]]> By: Tim https://gephi.org/2010/gsoc-2010-mid-term-graph-streaming-api/comment-page-1/#comment-325 Tim Wed, 04 Aug 2010 15:29:54 +0000 http://gephi.org/?p=2850#comment-325 Really great initiative. Can't wait to get my hands dirty with this in context of the neuroscience space and provide some feedback. Really great initiative. Can’t wait to get my hands dirty with this in context of the neuroscience space and provide some feedback.

]]> By: AndrĂ© Panisson https://gephi.org/2010/gsoc-2010-mid-term-graph-streaming-api/comment-page-1/#comment-324 AndrĂ© Panisson Wed, 04 Aug 2010 09:39:31 +0000 http://gephi.org/?p=2850#comment-324 Hi Erik, thanks for your interest. Yes, it will be possible to remove nodes and edges through the API. In fact, we defined a set of event types, six of them handling nodes and edges (add, change and remove nodes and edges), and with the 'change' type you could add or remove attributes. Another type under definition will handle sets of objects (namely filter events), and is very useful if you have to work with a set of nodes or edges; for example, change the color of all nodes with degree > n (this operation will send just one event over the network). Hi Erik, thanks for your interest. Yes, it will be possible to remove nodes and edges through the API. In fact, we defined a set of event types, six of them handling nodes and edges (add, change and remove nodes and edges), and with the ‘change’ type you could add or remove attributes. Another type under definition will handle sets of objects (namely filter events), and is very useful if you have to work with a set of nodes or edges; for example, change the color of all nodes with degree > n (this operation will send just one event over the network).

]]> By: Erik https://gephi.org/2010/gsoc-2010-mid-term-graph-streaming-api/comment-page-1/#comment-323 Erik Wed, 04 Aug 2010 09:04:15 +0000 http://gephi.org/?p=2850#comment-323 Great news! Would it also be possible to remove nodes and edges through the streaming API? E.g. a live crawl pushes nodes and edges, but an analysis at the end (or middle) of the crawl could remove nodes and edges (or add a 'hidden' attribute to them). Great news! Would it also be possible to remove nodes and edges through the streaming API? E.g. a live crawl pushes nodes and edges, but an analysis at the end (or middle) of the crawl could remove nodes and edges (or add a ‘hidden’ attribute to them).

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