Sankey and Alluvial Diagrams?Dendrograms?how to draw them with DataGraph?

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    sanping
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      #3498
      dgteam
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        The best command for creating graphs like these would be the Connect command.

        For example, we just posted an example files for a Dendrogram Plots.

        Screenshot

        The file will create a plain plot.

        Plain

        You could also add color schemes to the lines.

        Colors

        This can also be plotted as nodes.

        Nodes

        Note that DataGraph is not determining the nodes, just drawing the output.  For example, we are looking at how you could use the DataGraph R package to read the output from an R clustering algorithm directly.

        If you have a specific dataset we could work on an example file.

        The Sankey diagrams with the width changing across the graph would be tricky in DataGraph but the connections from side-to-side are something you could represent.

         

        #3522
        sanping
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          In fact, it can’t be used for cluster analysis, just drawing the output. We look forward to more surprises in the future, thank you!

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