6 Aralık 2010 Pazartesi
The JavaScript InfoVis Toolkit
When I was surfing, I found really good javascript based visualization tool. It is called "The JavaScript InfoVis Toolkit". It provides really good visualazitons in web browsers and free to use.
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Graph Tip for the 9th of November
How can be the visualisation of the same graph differ? If you are lucky to simplify the original graph, surely you can have better visualizations and better execution times.
31 Ekim 2010 Pazar
Graph of Today III
26 Ekim 2010 Salı
Graph of Today II
Today's graph is based on the orthogonal layout. Interstingly, a biological notation called MIM notation requires circuitwise drawings. In my recent project, we use OGDF's orthogonal layout and obtained following figure.
25 Ekim 2010 Pazartesi
Graph of Today
Today I was looking brand new graph libraries and I see NetwokX. It is nice with really good visuals. The base language is python and makes it easier to understand and develop.
Here is the nice example
Here is the nice example
21 Temmuz 2010 Çarşamba
Big Talk
Some sayings that were tragic for owners although they were really intelligent. It is better sometimes to be, "Think a lot, speak less" :)
English: "Computers may just be 1.5 tons in the future"
Turkish: "Bilgisayarlar gelecekte belki sadece 1,5 ton ağırlığında olacaklar."
Popular Mechanics Journal, 1949
English: "There is no reason for any individual to have a computer in his/her home"
Turkish: "İnsanların evlerinde bilgisayar bulundurmaları için herhangi bir neden göremiyorum."
Kenneth Olsen, Digital Equipment Corp Head, 1977
English: "Computers may just be 1.5 tons in the future"
Turkish: "Bilgisayarlar gelecekte belki sadece 1,5 ton ağırlığında olacaklar."
Popular Mechanics Journal, 1949
English: "There is no reason for any individual to have a computer in his/her home"
Turkish: "İnsanların evlerinde bilgisayar bulundurmaları için herhangi bir neden göremiyorum."
Kenneth Olsen, Digital Equipment Corp Head, 1977
Long time without post
It has been a long time until my last post except today's post. I can not beleive how the time passes so fast. What I have done; I and my ex-advisor sent our revision of the journal paper. In one of my attended course of Prof. Turkan Haliloglu, we also tried to propose a metric to differentiate native and design 3d complex structures. We submitted a kind of hybrid scoring methodology. Furthermore, with my Phd advisor, we also work on another project to detect dense modules in MIMs. Finally, we also try to code a tool named PROLiVis(PROtein protein interaction Literature Visualization).
Also, with my family, we spent one week holiday at southwest of Turkey that is a motivation for the forthcoming researches.
Also, with my family, we spent one week holiday at southwest of Turkey that is a motivation for the forthcoming researches.
STRING Protein Protein Interaction Database
I am very keen on having a research over PPI networks and their visualization. Recently, I look at STRING database and I see that they have some nice visulizations using just browser api. Indeed you can also query your protein(s).
In order to have querry for the interaction visulization you just change browser adress bar text. For example,
http://string-db.org/api/image/network?identifier=4932.YML115C&
required_score=950&network_depth=2&limit=10&network_flavor=evidence
returns you
If you change the "network_depth=2" to "network_depth=3", then,
Simply you can see interaction neighborhood of any protein using correct naming and id.
18 Mayıs 2010 Salı
Protein Protein Interaction Visualization
An interesting java applet based on force directed layout is published in journal and its applet is available at http://www.charite.de/bioinformatics/interaction/yeast.html
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Graphviz - Command Line
Today I would like to mention about graphviz command line in windows XP.
You can use each binary executable at \bin folder. For example for dot.exe and given input.gv file, you can produce pdf,png,jpg outputs as follows;
PNG : dot -Tpng input.gv -o out.png
JPG : dot -Tjpg input.gv -o out.jpg
PDF : dot -Tpdf input.gv -o out.pdf
This is useful since you can easily show your random graphs in hierarchical layout.
You can use each binary executable at \bin folder. For example for dot.exe and given input.gv file, you can produce pdf,png,jpg outputs as follows;
PNG : dot -Tpng input.gv -o out.png
JPG : dot -Tjpg input.gv -o out.jpg
PDF : dot -Tpdf input.gv -o out.pdf
This is useful since you can easily show your random graphs in hierarchical layout.
1 Mayıs 2010 Cumartesi
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25 Nisan 2010 Pazar
Semaspace: A tool for network visualization
I was surfing couple of minutes ago, and by coincidence I see this tool that has nice visualizations.
http://vis.mediaartresearch.at/webarchive/public/view/mid:30
Their source code is available.
Some nice screens from their website
http://vis.mediaartresearch.at/webarchive/public/view/mid:30
Their source code is available.
Some nice screens from their website
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Interesting Layouts
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7 Nisan 2010 Çarşamba
Interesting Layouts - 1
I am trying to give names to the graphs as far as I posted, but in some cases it is really hard to name the graphs. Since the topic of this blog covers "graph days" and "graph layouts", from now on I will start new series of posts as "Interesting Layouts". Here is the first one;
(Hopefully, I expect that these referenced links will not expire in the future)
(Hopefully, I expect that these referenced links will not expire in the future)
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