SierpinskiTriangle
31 October 2011
Introduction
The Sierpinski triangle is a rather simple fractal that can be useful for testing graph layout algorithms. It is possible to create an extremely large graph very quickly.
Plugin Owner's Notes
The Sierpinski triangle is a rather simple fractal that can be useful for testing graph layout algorithms. It is possible to create an extremely large graph very quickly.
New Gephi Toolkit release, based on 0.8 beta
17 October 2011
A new release of the Gephi Toolkit arrived, based on the 0.8 beta version. Download the latest package, including Javadoc and demos by clicking on the link below.
It includes all features and bugfixes the 0.8 beta version has. Check out the Release Notes
Demos available on the Toolkit Portal have been adapted when necessary and tested. If you are interested in using plug-ins from the Toolkit, checkout How to use plug-ins with the Toolkit.
One of the exciting new feature released in the 0.8 beta is the new Preview. Because it has been completely rewritten with a much simpler and powerful API it’s now possible to reuse the Processing-based applet in other applications. You can now reproduce the zoom-and-pan experience in Gephi’s Preview tab in other Java applications easily. Checkout this demo to learn more.
Links you may be interested:
- Gephi Toolkit Tutorial (updated with new Ranking and Preview)
- Tips to use the Gephi Toolkit with other JVM languages
Complex Generators
18 April 2011
Introduction
The plugin contains a set of scientific graph generators.
Plugin Owner's Notes
This plugin contains a collection of generators that enable users to generate graphs with different topologies. The current version contains following generators:
* Balanced Tree
* Barabasi Albert
* Barabasi Albert Generalized
* Barabasi Albert Simplified A
* Barabasi Albert Simplified B
* Erdos Renyi Gnm
* Erdos Renyi Gnp
* Kleinberg
* Watts Strogatz Alpha
* Watts Strogatz Beta
Version 1.1 changes:
* added timestamps to nodes and edges so it is possible to look through the process of evolution
* fixed bugs in Erdos-Renyi Gnp and Generalized Barabasi Albert generators
HTTP Graph
7 January 2011
Introduction
Runs a proxy server and collects data from your web browsing to generate a graph!
Plugin Owner's Notes
*** This plugin should be digitally signed! ***
Start the plugin by selecting Generate/HTTP Graph from the File menu.
All you have to do is configure the proxy setting in your browser for http://127.0.0.1:8088 (or a port of your choosing) .. If you are behind another proxy, you should be able to enter it in the 'chain proxy' setting.
** Don't forget to disable this setting in your browser when
** you're done or your browsing won't work!
Proxy functionality provided by Membrane ESB
