How to color each edge of a graph with two colors?
This is a chord visualization taken from here. The corresponding code for visualization is
g = ExampleData[{"NetworkGraph", "LesMiserables"}, "FullGraph"]
v = VertexList[g]
e = EdgeList[g];
r = 10;
tsep = 1.0;
ang = 2 Pi/Length[v] + 0.0;
gelt2 = Table[vind1 = Position[v, e[[i, 1]]][[1, 1]];
vind2 = Position[v, e[[i, 2]]][[1, 1]];
{Opacity[0.5], RGBColor[0.6, 0.729, 1],
BSplineCurve[{{(r - 0.5)*Cos[ang*vind1], (r - 0.5)*
Sin[ang*vind1]}, {0,
0}, {(r - 0.5)*Cos[ang*vind2], (r - 0.5)*
Sin[ang*vind2]}}]}, {i, 1, Length[e]}];
gdyn = Table[cv = v[[j]];
tempe = EdgeList[g, cv [UndirectedEdge] _];
rot = (ang*j > Pi/2) && (ang*j < 3*Pi/2);
Mouseover[
(*if mouse not on top*)(*render the character name*)
Rotate[Text[
Style[(*Limit the character name to 8 characters only*)
If[StringLength[cv] > 8, StringTake[cv, 8] <> ".", cv],
Medium], {(r + tsep)*Cos[ang*j], (r + tsep)*Sin[ang*j]}],
If[rot, ang*j - Pi,
ang*j]], {(*if mouse on top*)(*render the character name*)
Rotate[
Text[Style[cv, Medium, Blue,
Bold], {(r + tsep)*Cos[ang*j], (r + tsep)*Sin[ang*j]}],
If[rot, ang*j - Pi, ang*j]],(*render thick bsplines curves*)
Table[vind1 = Position[v, tempe[[i, 1]]][[1, 1]];
vind2 = Position[v, tempe[[i, 2]]][[1, 1]];
{Thick,
BSplineCurve[{{(r - 0.5)*Cos[ang*vind1], (r - 0.5)*
Sin[ang*vind1]}, {0,
0}, {(r - 0.5)*Cos[ang*vind2], (r - 0.5)*
Sin[ang*vind2]}}]}, {i, 1, Length[tempe]}] (*end of thick b-
spline table*)} (*end of Mouseover second argument*)
],(*end of Mouseover*){j, 1, Length[v]}];(*end of gdyn table*)
The corresponding visualization is:
Now I wish to color each edge with two colors - the first half with one color and the second half with another color and all the edges from the same vertex should have the same color. A sample is shown below:
How can I do this?
graphs-and-networks
add a comment |
This is a chord visualization taken from here. The corresponding code for visualization is
g = ExampleData[{"NetworkGraph", "LesMiserables"}, "FullGraph"]
v = VertexList[g]
e = EdgeList[g];
r = 10;
tsep = 1.0;
ang = 2 Pi/Length[v] + 0.0;
gelt2 = Table[vind1 = Position[v, e[[i, 1]]][[1, 1]];
vind2 = Position[v, e[[i, 2]]][[1, 1]];
{Opacity[0.5], RGBColor[0.6, 0.729, 1],
BSplineCurve[{{(r - 0.5)*Cos[ang*vind1], (r - 0.5)*
Sin[ang*vind1]}, {0,
0}, {(r - 0.5)*Cos[ang*vind2], (r - 0.5)*
Sin[ang*vind2]}}]}, {i, 1, Length[e]}];
gdyn = Table[cv = v[[j]];
tempe = EdgeList[g, cv [UndirectedEdge] _];
rot = (ang*j > Pi/2) && (ang*j < 3*Pi/2);
Mouseover[
(*if mouse not on top*)(*render the character name*)
Rotate[Text[
Style[(*Limit the character name to 8 characters only*)
If[StringLength[cv] > 8, StringTake[cv, 8] <> ".", cv],
Medium], {(r + tsep)*Cos[ang*j], (r + tsep)*Sin[ang*j]}],
If[rot, ang*j - Pi,
ang*j]], {(*if mouse on top*)(*render the character name*)
Rotate[
Text[Style[cv, Medium, Blue,
Bold], {(r + tsep)*Cos[ang*j], (r + tsep)*Sin[ang*j]}],
If[rot, ang*j - Pi, ang*j]],(*render thick bsplines curves*)
Table[vind1 = Position[v, tempe[[i, 1]]][[1, 1]];
vind2 = Position[v, tempe[[i, 2]]][[1, 1]];
{Thick,
BSplineCurve[{{(r - 0.5)*Cos[ang*vind1], (r - 0.5)*
Sin[ang*vind1]}, {0,
0}, {(r - 0.5)*Cos[ang*vind2], (r - 0.5)*
Sin[ang*vind2]}}]}, {i, 1, Length[tempe]}] (*end of thick b-
spline table*)} (*end of Mouseover second argument*)
],(*end of Mouseover*){j, 1, Length[v]}];(*end of gdyn table*)
The corresponding visualization is:
Now I wish to color each edge with two colors - the first half with one color and the second half with another color and all the edges from the same vertex should have the same color. A sample is shown below:
How can I do this?
graphs-and-networks
add a comment |
This is a chord visualization taken from here. The corresponding code for visualization is
g = ExampleData[{"NetworkGraph", "LesMiserables"}, "FullGraph"]
v = VertexList[g]
e = EdgeList[g];
r = 10;
tsep = 1.0;
ang = 2 Pi/Length[v] + 0.0;
gelt2 = Table[vind1 = Position[v, e[[i, 1]]][[1, 1]];
vind2 = Position[v, e[[i, 2]]][[1, 1]];
{Opacity[0.5], RGBColor[0.6, 0.729, 1],
BSplineCurve[{{(r - 0.5)*Cos[ang*vind1], (r - 0.5)*
Sin[ang*vind1]}, {0,
0}, {(r - 0.5)*Cos[ang*vind2], (r - 0.5)*
Sin[ang*vind2]}}]}, {i, 1, Length[e]}];
gdyn = Table[cv = v[[j]];
tempe = EdgeList[g, cv [UndirectedEdge] _];
rot = (ang*j > Pi/2) && (ang*j < 3*Pi/2);
Mouseover[
(*if mouse not on top*)(*render the character name*)
Rotate[Text[
Style[(*Limit the character name to 8 characters only*)
If[StringLength[cv] > 8, StringTake[cv, 8] <> ".", cv],
Medium], {(r + tsep)*Cos[ang*j], (r + tsep)*Sin[ang*j]}],
If[rot, ang*j - Pi,
ang*j]], {(*if mouse on top*)(*render the character name*)
Rotate[
Text[Style[cv, Medium, Blue,
Bold], {(r + tsep)*Cos[ang*j], (r + tsep)*Sin[ang*j]}],
If[rot, ang*j - Pi, ang*j]],(*render thick bsplines curves*)
Table[vind1 = Position[v, tempe[[i, 1]]][[1, 1]];
vind2 = Position[v, tempe[[i, 2]]][[1, 1]];
{Thick,
BSplineCurve[{{(r - 0.5)*Cos[ang*vind1], (r - 0.5)*
Sin[ang*vind1]}, {0,
0}, {(r - 0.5)*Cos[ang*vind2], (r - 0.5)*
Sin[ang*vind2]}}]}, {i, 1, Length[tempe]}] (*end of thick b-
spline table*)} (*end of Mouseover second argument*)
],(*end of Mouseover*){j, 1, Length[v]}];(*end of gdyn table*)
The corresponding visualization is:
Now I wish to color each edge with two colors - the first half with one color and the second half with another color and all the edges from the same vertex should have the same color. A sample is shown below:
How can I do this?
graphs-and-networks
This is a chord visualization taken from here. The corresponding code for visualization is
g = ExampleData[{"NetworkGraph", "LesMiserables"}, "FullGraph"]
v = VertexList[g]
e = EdgeList[g];
r = 10;
tsep = 1.0;
ang = 2 Pi/Length[v] + 0.0;
gelt2 = Table[vind1 = Position[v, e[[i, 1]]][[1, 1]];
vind2 = Position[v, e[[i, 2]]][[1, 1]];
{Opacity[0.5], RGBColor[0.6, 0.729, 1],
BSplineCurve[{{(r - 0.5)*Cos[ang*vind1], (r - 0.5)*
Sin[ang*vind1]}, {0,
0}, {(r - 0.5)*Cos[ang*vind2], (r - 0.5)*
Sin[ang*vind2]}}]}, {i, 1, Length[e]}];
gdyn = Table[cv = v[[j]];
tempe = EdgeList[g, cv [UndirectedEdge] _];
rot = (ang*j > Pi/2) && (ang*j < 3*Pi/2);
Mouseover[
(*if mouse not on top*)(*render the character name*)
Rotate[Text[
Style[(*Limit the character name to 8 characters only*)
If[StringLength[cv] > 8, StringTake[cv, 8] <> ".", cv],
Medium], {(r + tsep)*Cos[ang*j], (r + tsep)*Sin[ang*j]}],
If[rot, ang*j - Pi,
ang*j]], {(*if mouse on top*)(*render the character name*)
Rotate[
Text[Style[cv, Medium, Blue,
Bold], {(r + tsep)*Cos[ang*j], (r + tsep)*Sin[ang*j]}],
If[rot, ang*j - Pi, ang*j]],(*render thick bsplines curves*)
Table[vind1 = Position[v, tempe[[i, 1]]][[1, 1]];
vind2 = Position[v, tempe[[i, 2]]][[1, 1]];
{Thick,
BSplineCurve[{{(r - 0.5)*Cos[ang*vind1], (r - 0.5)*
Sin[ang*vind1]}, {0,
0}, {(r - 0.5)*Cos[ang*vind2], (r - 0.5)*
Sin[ang*vind2]}}]}, {i, 1, Length[tempe]}] (*end of thick b-
spline table*)} (*end of Mouseover second argument*)
],(*end of Mouseover*){j, 1, Length[v]}];(*end of gdyn table*)
The corresponding visualization is:
Now I wish to color each edge with two colors - the first half with one color and the second half with another color and all the edges from the same vertex should have the same color. A sample is shown below:
How can I do this?
graphs-and-networks
graphs-and-networks
edited Dec 25 at 11:20
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Update: You can also use custom functions for the options EdgeShapeFunction
and VertexShapeFunction
:
ClearAll[eSf, vSf]
eSf[g_, cols_] := Module[{bsf = BSplineFunction[{#[[1]],
RegionNearest[Disk[Mean[#[[{1, -1}]]], Norm[#[[1]] - #[[-1]]]], {0, 0}], #[[-1]]}],
p1 = Subdivide[0, 1/2, 50], p2 = Subdivide[1/2, 1, 50]},
{Thin, cols[[VertexIndex[g, #2[[1]]]]], Line[bsf /@ p1],
cols[[VertexIndex[g, #2[[2]]]]], Line[bsf /@ p2]}] &;
vSf[g_, cols_] := Module[{off = If[-Pi/2 < ArcTan @@ # < Pi/2, Left, Right]},
{cols[[VertexIndex[g, #2]]],
Text[Style[Framed[#2, FrameStyle -> None], FontSize -> Scaled[.03]],
#, {off, Center}, ArcTan[#] (off /. {Left -> 1, Right -> -1})],
PointSize[Large], Point @ #}] &;
Example:
g = ExampleData[{"NetworkGraph", "LesMiserables"}, "FullGraph"];
cols = RandomSample[ColorData[{"Rainbow", {1, VertexCount@g}}] /@ Range[VertexCount[g]]];
SetProperty[g, {ImageSize -> Large, GraphLayout -> "CircularEmbedding",
VertexShapeFunction -> vSf[g, cols], EdgeShapeFunction -> eSf[g, cols]}]
You can add Epilog -> Circle
in the second argument of SetProperty
above to get:
Original answer:
You can use BSplineFunction
:
cps1 = {{8, 5}, {0, 0}, {10, 1}};
Graphics[{Thick, Red, Line[BSplineFunction[cps1] /@ Subdivide[0, 1/2, 50]],
Blue, Line[BSplineFunction[cps1] /@ Subdivide[1/2, 1, 50]]}]
The visualization looks much better now with the chords of different sizes. The answer is already acceptable to me. However, since you have answered it, I feel a bit greedy. You have already removed the circular outline which is great. Can you please put a colored dot at each end as updated in my question?
– Majis
Dec 25 at 11:19
1
@Majis, please see the update.
– kglr
Dec 25 at 11:32
I like the first one.
– Majis
Dec 25 at 12:07
add a comment |
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Update: You can also use custom functions for the options EdgeShapeFunction
and VertexShapeFunction
:
ClearAll[eSf, vSf]
eSf[g_, cols_] := Module[{bsf = BSplineFunction[{#[[1]],
RegionNearest[Disk[Mean[#[[{1, -1}]]], Norm[#[[1]] - #[[-1]]]], {0, 0}], #[[-1]]}],
p1 = Subdivide[0, 1/2, 50], p2 = Subdivide[1/2, 1, 50]},
{Thin, cols[[VertexIndex[g, #2[[1]]]]], Line[bsf /@ p1],
cols[[VertexIndex[g, #2[[2]]]]], Line[bsf /@ p2]}] &;
vSf[g_, cols_] := Module[{off = If[-Pi/2 < ArcTan @@ # < Pi/2, Left, Right]},
{cols[[VertexIndex[g, #2]]],
Text[Style[Framed[#2, FrameStyle -> None], FontSize -> Scaled[.03]],
#, {off, Center}, ArcTan[#] (off /. {Left -> 1, Right -> -1})],
PointSize[Large], Point @ #}] &;
Example:
g = ExampleData[{"NetworkGraph", "LesMiserables"}, "FullGraph"];
cols = RandomSample[ColorData[{"Rainbow", {1, VertexCount@g}}] /@ Range[VertexCount[g]]];
SetProperty[g, {ImageSize -> Large, GraphLayout -> "CircularEmbedding",
VertexShapeFunction -> vSf[g, cols], EdgeShapeFunction -> eSf[g, cols]}]
You can add Epilog -> Circle
in the second argument of SetProperty
above to get:
Original answer:
You can use BSplineFunction
:
cps1 = {{8, 5}, {0, 0}, {10, 1}};
Graphics[{Thick, Red, Line[BSplineFunction[cps1] /@ Subdivide[0, 1/2, 50]],
Blue, Line[BSplineFunction[cps1] /@ Subdivide[1/2, 1, 50]]}]
The visualization looks much better now with the chords of different sizes. The answer is already acceptable to me. However, since you have answered it, I feel a bit greedy. You have already removed the circular outline which is great. Can you please put a colored dot at each end as updated in my question?
– Majis
Dec 25 at 11:19
1
@Majis, please see the update.
– kglr
Dec 25 at 11:32
I like the first one.
– Majis
Dec 25 at 12:07
add a comment |
Update: You can also use custom functions for the options EdgeShapeFunction
and VertexShapeFunction
:
ClearAll[eSf, vSf]
eSf[g_, cols_] := Module[{bsf = BSplineFunction[{#[[1]],
RegionNearest[Disk[Mean[#[[{1, -1}]]], Norm[#[[1]] - #[[-1]]]], {0, 0}], #[[-1]]}],
p1 = Subdivide[0, 1/2, 50], p2 = Subdivide[1/2, 1, 50]},
{Thin, cols[[VertexIndex[g, #2[[1]]]]], Line[bsf /@ p1],
cols[[VertexIndex[g, #2[[2]]]]], Line[bsf /@ p2]}] &;
vSf[g_, cols_] := Module[{off = If[-Pi/2 < ArcTan @@ # < Pi/2, Left, Right]},
{cols[[VertexIndex[g, #2]]],
Text[Style[Framed[#2, FrameStyle -> None], FontSize -> Scaled[.03]],
#, {off, Center}, ArcTan[#] (off /. {Left -> 1, Right -> -1})],
PointSize[Large], Point @ #}] &;
Example:
g = ExampleData[{"NetworkGraph", "LesMiserables"}, "FullGraph"];
cols = RandomSample[ColorData[{"Rainbow", {1, VertexCount@g}}] /@ Range[VertexCount[g]]];
SetProperty[g, {ImageSize -> Large, GraphLayout -> "CircularEmbedding",
VertexShapeFunction -> vSf[g, cols], EdgeShapeFunction -> eSf[g, cols]}]
You can add Epilog -> Circle
in the second argument of SetProperty
above to get:
Original answer:
You can use BSplineFunction
:
cps1 = {{8, 5}, {0, 0}, {10, 1}};
Graphics[{Thick, Red, Line[BSplineFunction[cps1] /@ Subdivide[0, 1/2, 50]],
Blue, Line[BSplineFunction[cps1] /@ Subdivide[1/2, 1, 50]]}]
The visualization looks much better now with the chords of different sizes. The answer is already acceptable to me. However, since you have answered it, I feel a bit greedy. You have already removed the circular outline which is great. Can you please put a colored dot at each end as updated in my question?
– Majis
Dec 25 at 11:19
1
@Majis, please see the update.
– kglr
Dec 25 at 11:32
I like the first one.
– Majis
Dec 25 at 12:07
add a comment |
Update: You can also use custom functions for the options EdgeShapeFunction
and VertexShapeFunction
:
ClearAll[eSf, vSf]
eSf[g_, cols_] := Module[{bsf = BSplineFunction[{#[[1]],
RegionNearest[Disk[Mean[#[[{1, -1}]]], Norm[#[[1]] - #[[-1]]]], {0, 0}], #[[-1]]}],
p1 = Subdivide[0, 1/2, 50], p2 = Subdivide[1/2, 1, 50]},
{Thin, cols[[VertexIndex[g, #2[[1]]]]], Line[bsf /@ p1],
cols[[VertexIndex[g, #2[[2]]]]], Line[bsf /@ p2]}] &;
vSf[g_, cols_] := Module[{off = If[-Pi/2 < ArcTan @@ # < Pi/2, Left, Right]},
{cols[[VertexIndex[g, #2]]],
Text[Style[Framed[#2, FrameStyle -> None], FontSize -> Scaled[.03]],
#, {off, Center}, ArcTan[#] (off /. {Left -> 1, Right -> -1})],
PointSize[Large], Point @ #}] &;
Example:
g = ExampleData[{"NetworkGraph", "LesMiserables"}, "FullGraph"];
cols = RandomSample[ColorData[{"Rainbow", {1, VertexCount@g}}] /@ Range[VertexCount[g]]];
SetProperty[g, {ImageSize -> Large, GraphLayout -> "CircularEmbedding",
VertexShapeFunction -> vSf[g, cols], EdgeShapeFunction -> eSf[g, cols]}]
You can add Epilog -> Circle
in the second argument of SetProperty
above to get:
Original answer:
You can use BSplineFunction
:
cps1 = {{8, 5}, {0, 0}, {10, 1}};
Graphics[{Thick, Red, Line[BSplineFunction[cps1] /@ Subdivide[0, 1/2, 50]],
Blue, Line[BSplineFunction[cps1] /@ Subdivide[1/2, 1, 50]]}]
Update: You can also use custom functions for the options EdgeShapeFunction
and VertexShapeFunction
:
ClearAll[eSf, vSf]
eSf[g_, cols_] := Module[{bsf = BSplineFunction[{#[[1]],
RegionNearest[Disk[Mean[#[[{1, -1}]]], Norm[#[[1]] - #[[-1]]]], {0, 0}], #[[-1]]}],
p1 = Subdivide[0, 1/2, 50], p2 = Subdivide[1/2, 1, 50]},
{Thin, cols[[VertexIndex[g, #2[[1]]]]], Line[bsf /@ p1],
cols[[VertexIndex[g, #2[[2]]]]], Line[bsf /@ p2]}] &;
vSf[g_, cols_] := Module[{off = If[-Pi/2 < ArcTan @@ # < Pi/2, Left, Right]},
{cols[[VertexIndex[g, #2]]],
Text[Style[Framed[#2, FrameStyle -> None], FontSize -> Scaled[.03]],
#, {off, Center}, ArcTan[#] (off /. {Left -> 1, Right -> -1})],
PointSize[Large], Point @ #}] &;
Example:
g = ExampleData[{"NetworkGraph", "LesMiserables"}, "FullGraph"];
cols = RandomSample[ColorData[{"Rainbow", {1, VertexCount@g}}] /@ Range[VertexCount[g]]];
SetProperty[g, {ImageSize -> Large, GraphLayout -> "CircularEmbedding",
VertexShapeFunction -> vSf[g, cols], EdgeShapeFunction -> eSf[g, cols]}]
You can add Epilog -> Circle
in the second argument of SetProperty
above to get:
Original answer:
You can use BSplineFunction
:
cps1 = {{8, 5}, {0, 0}, {10, 1}};
Graphics[{Thick, Red, Line[BSplineFunction[cps1] /@ Subdivide[0, 1/2, 50]],
Blue, Line[BSplineFunction[cps1] /@ Subdivide[1/2, 1, 50]]}]
edited Dec 25 at 11:38
answered Dec 24 at 19:33
kglr
176k9198404
176k9198404
The visualization looks much better now with the chords of different sizes. The answer is already acceptable to me. However, since you have answered it, I feel a bit greedy. You have already removed the circular outline which is great. Can you please put a colored dot at each end as updated in my question?
– Majis
Dec 25 at 11:19
1
@Majis, please see the update.
– kglr
Dec 25 at 11:32
I like the first one.
– Majis
Dec 25 at 12:07
add a comment |
The visualization looks much better now with the chords of different sizes. The answer is already acceptable to me. However, since you have answered it, I feel a bit greedy. You have already removed the circular outline which is great. Can you please put a colored dot at each end as updated in my question?
– Majis
Dec 25 at 11:19
1
@Majis, please see the update.
– kglr
Dec 25 at 11:32
I like the first one.
– Majis
Dec 25 at 12:07
The visualization looks much better now with the chords of different sizes. The answer is already acceptable to me. However, since you have answered it, I feel a bit greedy. You have already removed the circular outline which is great. Can you please put a colored dot at each end as updated in my question?
– Majis
Dec 25 at 11:19
The visualization looks much better now with the chords of different sizes. The answer is already acceptable to me. However, since you have answered it, I feel a bit greedy. You have already removed the circular outline which is great. Can you please put a colored dot at each end as updated in my question?
– Majis
Dec 25 at 11:19
1
1
@Majis, please see the update.
– kglr
Dec 25 at 11:32
@Majis, please see the update.
– kglr
Dec 25 at 11:32
I like the first one.
– Majis
Dec 25 at 12:07
I like the first one.
– Majis
Dec 25 at 12:07
add a comment |
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