Another large map example

5. December 2020
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Here is my Twitter network and how they follow each other.

Visualisation of a Twitter network of 100 people and the follower relationships among each other. Arranged as a circle. Coonectens in one half are much denser.
Circle layout

Click the images to explore them in the Condensr demo, and download them (export) to edit them in the full Condensr.

In these demos, the full name associated with the Twitter handle is shown in the right pane. So, if you cannot read some label (which is very likely), just click the icon. Or even move the icon away from the congested area (drag it).

Visualisation of a Twitter network of 100 people and the follower relationships among each other. Radially arranged by Betweenness centrality.
Radial Layout

This one can also be explored in H5P: click below to see it on a (slow) test site.

Visualisation of a Twitter network of 100 people and the follower relationships among each other. Radial layout. Screenshot of an H5P interactive page.
H5P version

For comparison, here is the output of Gephi.

Visualisation of a Twitter network of 100 people and the follower relationships among each other. Fruchterman Reingold layout done by the Gephi software.
Fruchterman Reingold Layout

Note: The new EdgeList importer used here is currently only included in the Java distribution format .JAR, not yet in .MSI or .DMG

Layout