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Contents
Original Message
From: Jaap Pels, posted on 2008/11/12
Dear All,
I am looking for a recommendation on a:
- user friendly
- easy to learn for novices
- strong visualisation possibilities
- open software
packedge for SNA.
We are especially interested in track-changes / time series visualisation. Firts entry point for us is ToughGraph..... Please shoot.
Contributors
All replies in full are available in the discussion page. Contributions received with thanks from:
Jaap Pels
Atanu Garai
Alan Alegre
Boris Jaeger
Rachel Cardone
James J. Tarrant
Ruy Cervantes
Baljit Grewal
Cai Kjaer
Johannes Schunter
Related Discussions
- Social network analysis of an aid agency (8 October 2009)
Summary
Detailed Description
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Examples in Application
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Recommended Resources
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