June 2026
Intermediate to advanced
582 pages
16h 16m
English
In the last chapter you learned how to create hierarchical networks, or trees. In this chapter we will explore other types of networks, which may contain disconnected nodes and sub-networks, allowing directional flows as well as cycles.
Network visualizations can be used for any kind of connected system, which may be abstractions of physical real-world systems such as roads, flight routes, subway systems, or abstract relational structures like social networks, migration flows, and hierarchies. Visualizations can reveal different aspects of these networks, such as the importance of some connections in relation to others, the number of connections that enter and leave a node, and topological aspects.
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