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↳ | java.lang.Enum<E extends java.lang.Enum<E>> | |
↳ | com.pnfsoftware.jeb.client.api.GraphDialogExtensions.LayoutMode |
Graph rendering mode.
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GraphDialogExtensions.LayoutMode | FDC | Force-directed centrality. | |||||||||
GraphDialogExtensions.LayoutMode | FDC_NO_WEIGHT | Similar to FDC , however after rendering, weights and scores of all vertices are
reset to 0, making every node on the graph effectively equivalent, weight-wise, to any
other. |
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static GraphDialogExtensions.LayoutMode | valueOf(String name) | ||||||||||
final static LayoutMode[] | values() |
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Force-directed centrality. An internal layout is determined based on node centrality (derived from user-provided weight as well as edge-betweenness scores); that layout is modified by the repeated application of a force-directed algorithm until a relatively stable layout is obtained.
Similar to FDC
, however after rendering, weights and scores of all vertices are
reset to 0, making every node on the graph effectively equivalent, weight-wise, to any
other. Practically, that means all vertices will have the same size or colors shades.