Description:

Network Splitter 3D Z-Layers are user-defined clusters and can be used in Gephi ranking and/or partition procedures. You can also use this plugin to rotate your graph over the X-Axis.

Author:

  • Alexandre Barão

Sources:

github.com/alexandrebarao

License:

GPL v3

Compatible Gephi versions:

README:

Network Splitter 3D

This layout can be used to split a network layout into distinct Z-Layers
(Network Splitter 3D Z-Layers are user-defined clusters).

E.g. after using layouts such as: Yifan Hu, Fruchterman Reingold, Force Atlas, Circular, Layered, OpenOrd, etc.

Computed Z-Layers can be used in Gephi ranking and/or partition procedures.

To use this plugin it is quite simple: network nodes should have an attribute containing “[z]” in its name.
E.g. something like “Degree [z]” or “YourNodeColumn[z]“.

The Network Splitter 3D will compute and segment z-Levels regarding your “[z]” column values (with any ranges).

If your network don’t have a “[z]” column, no problem, all nodes will be placed in Z-Layer 0 (Zero).

Another usefull feature:
You can use this plugin to rotate your graph over the X-Axis.

##Examples:

Network Splitter 3D

##Learning trail with a quick tutorial at:
http://www.relationalcapitalvalue.com/gephiplugins.html