I am trying to integrate vis.js in Micro Strategy.
Using the visualisation builder :
Added the visjs library
Added a simple piece of code creating a vis dataset.
var items = new vis.Dataset([...])
Using the browsers debugger I get "message: vis is not defined"
I did do a similar small test with d3 without any issue.
Any ideas on this?
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My team is having issues with updated components crashing different webpages.
We thought of a solution of having every product/dev create their own component map per webpage. Then when we select a component object on the map, it would show all of its connections(even from other maps).
I was unable to find a mapping program that could do this.
I am trying to find or build network graph for some data
I have seen disconnect.me graph visualization is great , if anyone tell me what they used to build this I would appropriate it.
an example of disconnect.me attached
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For network graph i would prefer to use d3.js
Here is the link about it. The basic
http://christophergandrud.github.io/d3Network/
It's based on javascript, simple to implement and can be used over variety of backends.
I am working on a web project for network visualization. I am writing my code in R using Shiny. And I want to display my graph using Cytoscape.js
I've searched the web for some kind of source code doing this. But I couldn't find anything. The webpage of Cytoscape.js is not enough for me cause I am not expert in js and can't use the examples.
Briefly, I have Adjacency matrix of my graph and want to use it with cytoscpae.js. Do you know any source code or a tutorial of the steps I should go through?
Cytoscape.js supports JSON for input, so as long as your R/Shiny code can produce that, you should be able to use Cytoscape.js. Here's the format described: http://cytoscape.github.io/cytoscape.js/#notation/elements-json
It looks like Shiny has a predefined set of widgets it supports, so there are a few options here:
(1) Shiny adds support for Cytoscape.js (e.g. https://github.com/cytoscape/r-cytoscape.js),
(2) A Cytoscape.js plugin is written for Shiny.
(3) You use JS for at least part of your app.
(1) and (2) will take more time than (3), so depending on your requirements, you may have to bite the bullet and use normal JS. When using a framework like R/Shiny without your own JS, you'll always be locked into whatever's supported and miss whatever's not -- so you lose on flexibility.
For very flexible and general interaction between R and Cytoscape.js, see the RCyjs project (docs)
I am a beginner in ASP.NET.I am researching on 3D data visualisation on Google Maps using ASP.NET. I have integrated the map with web site. Now, I have to show data as bars/stories on the map. More like the Microsoft's Geoflow. Please, guide me. I want to know the pre-requisites(tools etc) and possible procedure to implement the concept.
i never worked with these but u can still try the 3D programming libraries
http://www.lutanho.net/svgvml3d/index.html
http://www.garybeene.com/3d/3d-vml.htm
The Google Visualization Geomap component is a choropleth map of continents, countries and regions, with colors and values assigned to specific regions. Although it is rendered with Flash, it can only be accessed and customized via JavaScript or GWT API.
Does anyone know an alternative Flash/Flex component that I could easily embed into Flex 3 applications (using AS3) ?
I've had previous success in a non-Flex project using amMap's non Flex maps, but they do offer a Flex mapping product. I was able to create and define custom map regions and you can essentially treat "anything" as a map, so I was able to create custom regions that weren't otherwise considered a region by anyone else.
I am not sure why this post suddenly showed up as "interesting" as of 1 minute ago given its age, but hopefully this can help someone else :)
checkout Esris Map solution. I worked with it on a big project and it proved to be a very flexible and functional mapping api
http://resources.esri.com/arcgisserver/apis/flex/
Quite a few Flex map components you can check out:
Commercial product: http://www.ilog.com/products/ilogelixir/
Open source project: http://code.google.com/p/birdeye/
My experimental component: http://srirangan.net/?p=209 :-)