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suggestion: display all edges between two nodes... #16

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phsimon opened this issue Aug 29, 2016 · 2 comments
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suggestion: display all edges between two nodes... #16

phsimon opened this issue Aug 29, 2016 · 2 comments

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@phsimon
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phsimon commented Aug 29, 2016

Hi,

Thks for this software ! I really appreciate to be able to look at a node and, for instance, to see the path between two nodes. It helps me for understanding recommendation's algorithm.

When I use grow up from a node to another, networkx_view show me a path (when it is possible).

  • is-it the shortest path ?
  • are they anoter paths ? This last point interest me for finding how nodes are linked (some similarity metrics are based on this metric: how many way to go from one node to another)

Would it be possible, to add a button like "all paths" (in addition to grow up or in the box on the right, near add)... ?

Best regards.

@jsexauer
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jsexauer commented Sep 2, 2016

If you enter two or more nodes in the box on the right,, it will find the shortest path between them. You can also enter a new node and select "add to existing" and it will add it via the shortest path.

Adding all paths can be complex because depending on your graph, that may mean plotting every node.

@phsimon
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phsimon commented Sep 6, 2016

Ok, Thks. This is interesting to know that the path shown is the shortest.

and thks again for providing networkx_viewer !

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