We will be using the Tulip network viz framework. Tulip can be downloaded from its homepage (follow the download link). Other options are also possible, but we might enjoy Tulip’s python scripting capabilities. The Tulip API is quite intuitive, although the doc could be improved. I’ll be there to help.
Here is a file you could load after installing Tulip (install is easy, unroll the .exe or .dmg depending on the OS you are using). The file contains users, posts and comments, together with associated tags. All networks in this file connect different types of entites, users to posts or comments, comments to tags, etc. That’s why it is named “bipartite”.
Our task will be to explore how we may then model interaction between users, inferred from the available traces (comments to posts, by whom, etc.).
Once we have a user-to-user file, we will then want to use Detangler to inspect tags around which interaction takes place. I plan to make some code available to ease the process of producing Detangler files from user-to-user networks built with Tulip.
Did you have a look at the sourceforge forum? In case you do not find proper help, please send email to Patrick Mary <mary@labri.fr>, cc’ed to me. He is the main engineer in charge of Tulip.
Hi there, thank you so much for the event, it was a nice experience!
Our Wikipedia code is a branch of the spaghetti-open-data GitHub repository. The branch is called “dev-moe” and I think Moe has already sent a merge request.
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