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[41:05] Did you (or anybody) crack the puzzle? Why does Gephi not have Edge Repulsion? Or does it?

Hi! Great video! Do you know how to visualize the bipartite graph with group nodes on the left and actor nodes on the right? I am going crazy trying to understand how to do that😅😅

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Une réflexion de fond que je ne maîtrise pas du tout mais qui est d'une importance capitale (mon chat est-il un chat ? :) )

Thank you, Interesting Visualization. But I am still wondering how you got your graph to cluster automatically based on a node attribute, it doesn't work on my side. I am using 0.10.1. Thanks again.

Thanks brother for this video

Спасибо!

Thanks a lot!! I could do it with notepad.

Quick and simple, good for quick knowledge

The video is very well made and very informative but I'd expected you would show how to represent a bipartite network. Thanks

Hi! Very useful video! Is it possible to segment the network if you have for instance date and time? Are there any good sources you can recommend how to do that? Thank you!

It's Just WOW!!!

Big Thanks for bringing some clearity in the work with Gephi and analyzing the results. Helps a lot to understand the bigger steps in how to make things work.

Wow, such a great video super clear and interesting. (and having your face next to your screen is really nice and makes this easier to watch than most tutorial videos). Thank you!

Well, good topic, a good explanation, and a nice way to approach analytics. But 'Anti Vaxxer'? Maybe you want to revise this video with a more neutral data set. A) Anti vaxxer are mostly not against vaccinations at all rather pointing to the fact that the C-injection might be something different and therefore obtain some risks. And b) most of their claims, unfortunately, became reality by now.

Amazing visualization.

how can you have confidence in your results, when all of these random setting drastically change your results

thanks

Nice analysis, and thank you for sharing! I’ve noticed some curious points that perhaps you already thought about: - In the Pasta Cluster, we can see a Haggis Node, which is a Scottish dish similar to a savory pudding. I think it more closely relates to the Sausage Cluster, as one of its ingredients is a sausage casing. - The Pasta Node is not included in any cluster. But looking around it, perhaps it could be in the frontier between the Italian Cuisine and the Pasta clusters. Of course, these are only minor comments about an overall great work. But they made me think that similarly to thematic analysis, network analysis can greatly benefit from multiple researchers/analysts perspectives. Still, it was great to learn (and very reassuring to know) from your pedagogical experiment that the subjectivity of the analyst seems to matter less than other factors. Perhaps, a naturally occurring follow up experiment would be comparing the result of an analysis made by a network expert (or a small group of them) to the one made by a professional expert in the field (in this case, a cooking chef). The rationale behind it is that we often analyze networks of things we are not truly experts yet (your video is an excellent example of this). We are good at mapping communities and analyzing statistics, but how close can we get to the real deal?

I just started this Network sciences here in Pakistan in Biological Sciences to find out the Network ecology, more precisely. I need your help as well.

Seems little bit pressurized

Wao it's your thesis work great

Thank you so much Jacomy

Really clear and good video, thank you

So how would you then try and find out the main sources of the dysinfo? If they were from a foreign source? The Urls owners are usually hidden.

Thank you sir. You are amazing

Thank you so much! this saved my time!

Worked like a charm, thank you!

can you upload the dataset to some link?

🙃 Promo_SM!

Thanks for the clear and concise information

Thankyou bro

worked perfectly! Thanks so much!

You sir should run the internet.

The trick about clicking the number in the filter range setting is probably the weirdest UI decision 😆 But I'll use it everyday now! ("came for bipartite networks, stayed for small Gephi tricks")

Thank you!

it works! thank you!

Thanks man

Thank you, much needed help!

Excellent tutorial! Includes everything! This works absolutely fine! 🙌🏻🙌🏻

Thank you so much !

thank youuu mas, tutorialnya bisa dan membantu bgt :)

Thank you very much! I am a total idiot but your explanation works even for me!!!!!

Waww, thank you for the explanation

Amazing broo ! Thanks a lot

Fantastic! Thank you *so much*!!

Thank you!

thank you, it really helped me a lot.

Thank you so much!