Introduction to NetworkX in Python

[@kinjalshah498]

What if both my source and destination is same columns? Basically want to make a graph for local stores in a region with distance as their attribute. How to do this?
Please help

[@emmanuelameyaw6806]

What kind of relationship? Whether the relationship is close or far and whether it is centralized or not?

[@sliddjur]

how can you make the network interactive? (click and drag nodes etc)

[@professorfoote]

NetworkX only produces static visualizations. For interactive visualizations, people usually use Javascript libraries. I haven't done much of this myself, but towardsdatascience.com/making-network-graphs-interactive-with-python-and-pyvis-b754c22c270 looks like a good tutorial.

[@sratnamanjari244]

Thank you Sir

[@lsoro4544]

How to load the data when the nodes and links are on the same "txt" file?

[@manueltraversarosasia4301]

Really cool vid! Thank u

[@iftrejom]

Thank you very much!

[@shikhamishra7327]

Can this be done to visualise time-series energy data?

[@hosseinarshad1026]

Thank you! Would you please let me know how I could draw more than two edges between two nodes in the same direction?

[@professorfoote]

This might help - stackoverflow.com/questions/14943439/how-to-draw-multigraph-in-networkx-using-matplotlib-or-graphviz

[@GrayOperative]

Can this be used for intelligence analysis network graphs?

[@austinyu9839]

igraph

[@adamfattal468]

igraph

[@ASOUE]

igraph

[@itsmespiazzy9704]

igraph

[@professorfoote]

Hahaha - ok, I'll do an igraph version :)