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Graph Layout Static

Description

Layout the graph given using an igraph algorithm rather than the built-in force layout.

Usage

graph_static_layout(
  g,
  method = igraph::layout_nicely,
  dim = 3,
  scaling = c(-200, 200),
  weights = NULL,
  ...
)
graph_layout_static(
  g,
  method = igraph::layout_nicely,
  dim = 3,
  scaling = c(-200, 200),
  weights = NULL,
  ...
)

Arguments

Argument	Description
g	An object of class graph as returned by graph or a graph_proxy as returned by a function of the same name.
method	The igraph function to compute node positions.
dim	Number of dimensions to use, passed to method .
scaling	A vector or 2 values defining the output range to rescale the coordinates, set NULL to not use any scaling. The layout can also be later rescaled with rescale_layout .
weights	Bare column name of links weight if NULL no weight is taken into account.
...	Any other argument to pass to method .

See Also

graph_layout_offline to compute the same layout as graph_layout_live but in R rather than in the browser. rescale_layout to rescale the layout, similar to scaling argument.

Note

This function will overwrite x , y , z variables previously passed to graph_nodes .

Examples

graph_data <- make_data(200)

g <- graph(graph_data)

# layout without scaling
graph_layout_static(g, scaling = NULL)

# layout with scaling
graph_layout_static(g)

# layout with weight
graph_layout_static(g, method = igraph::layout_with_fr, weight = weight)