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Hey there! I ran into the issue where with many nodes (~1k) the force layout (used in a worker) produces fatal jitter as the forces may drag the node towards the opposite directions. This can even lead to a severe effect on people with epileptic issues and I would like to avoid this somehow. The node positions are calculated by What would be the best strategy to address this problem? Many thanks! sigma-jitter.mov |
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The force layout works well form small graphs. But for bigger graphs, I recommend you to use force atlas |
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Sadly it is |
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This is a very difficult topic. The best I can tell you is to play with the FA2 settings, to find how to use them to reduce jitterfor you specific graphs. One tip though: You can try to useGephi Lite to fine tune the FA2 settings with a UI. The good news is that it uses the same implementation, and the form matches the available function settings. |
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