I do some edge bundling of geographic data (daily mobility flows)
I found in the article "Winding Roads: Routing edges into bundles" (http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/j.1467-8659.2009.01700.x/full) the possibility to obtain very different figures according to the type of curve which is chosen, and Bezier seems better for my purpose than polylines.
My problem is how to set this parameter.
I tried to modify the general "Preferences" of Tulip where I found an option for various types of lines but this doesn't change anything in my image.
My graph can be downloaded here: http://tpresad.free.fr/Echange/tulip/emd_Lille_VP_Edge_bundling_601.tlpx
Thanks for help
Tulip 4.5
Ubuntu 13.10
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Use the graph property "viewShape", which can be set to "Bezier Curve" in a way akin to viewLayout and the other properties. I'm sure there's a tutorial in the code that covers it.
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I do some edge bundling of geographic data (daily mobility flows)
I found in the article "Winding Roads: Routing edges into bundles" (http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/j.1467-8659.2009.01700.x/full) the possibility to obtain very different figures according to the type of curve which is chosen, and Bezier seems better for my purpose than polylines.
My problem is how to set this parameter.
I tried to modify the general "Preferences" of Tulip where I found an option for various types of lines but this doesn't change anything in my image.
My graph can be downloaded here:
http://tpresad.free.fr/Echange/tulip/emd_Lille_VP_Edge_bundling_601.tlpx
Thanks for help
Tulip 4.5
Ubuntu 13.10
Use the graph property "viewShape", which can be set to "Bezier Curve" in a way akin to viewLayout and the other properties. I'm sure there's a tutorial in the code that covers it.
Yes!!!!
thanks for the solution, so obvious I din't see it.
Alain