def to_pyvis(self, max_vertices: int = 5000) -> Network:
"""Convert this graph into a PyVis Network object.
max_vertices specifies the maximum number of vertices that can appear in the graph.
NOTE: Running this method withough iPython may result in KeyErrors
"""
graph_pyvis = Network()
for v in self._vertices.values():
graph_pyvis.add_node(v.item)
for u in v.neighbours:
if graph_pyvis.num_nodes() < max_vertices:
graph_pyvis.add_node(u.item)
if u.item in graph_pyvis.get_nodes():
graph_pyvis.add_edge(v.item, u.item)
if graph_pyvis.num_nodes() >= max_vertices:
break
return graph_pyvis
db_info = [info for info in db_info if info['name'] in connected_nodes]
documents = [document_from_database_info(info) for info in db_info]
k = 10
labels = tfidf_kmeans(documents, k)
# labels = get_wordnet_labels(documents)
vis_network = Network(height="100%", width="70%")
colors = get_different_colors(max(labels)+1)
# labels from k means
color_labels = [colors[l] for l in labels]
# services use this tables
# color_labels = ["#FF0000" if len(get_services_from_table(x['name'])) > 0 else "#DDDDDD" for x in db_info]
vis_network.add_nodes([x['name'] for x in db_info], color=color_labels)
for table in db_info:
for key in table['foreign_keys']:
foreign_key_graph.add_edge(table['name'], key)
if key in vis_network.get_nodes():
vis_network.add_edge(table['name'], key)
# git_network = Network(height="750px", width="100%")
# git_network.from_nx(foreign_key_graph)
# git_network.show_buttons(filter_=['physics'])
# git_network.show("network_outputs/foreign_key.html")
vis_network.show_buttons(filter_=['physics'])
vis_network.show("network_outputs/foreign_key.html")
def map_kcs(kc_list,
kc_matrix,
node_color="#8B008B",
edge_color="#03DAC6",
node_shape="ellipse",
alg="barnes",
edge_smooth=None,
buttons=False,
treshold=0.5):
"""
Use this on a test that has less than 26 KCs, or else there will be problems with
relations between the edges due to name conflict
:param threshold: float,
:param kc_list: np.array, list of all kcs
:param edge_smooth: string, How the user wants the edges to be, default is continuous
:param buttons: bool, buttons to edit graph with
:param node_shape: string, shape of node
:param edge_color: string, shape of edge
:param node_color: string, hexvalue of color for node
:param kc_matrix: 2D np array, mapping of kcs
:param alg: string, algorithm for graph
:return: renders a graph in which you can see the relations between nodes and their edges
"""
g = Network(height="1500px",
width="75%",
bgcolor="#222222",
font_color="white",
directed=True)
# if buttons:
g.width = "75%"
# nodes, layout, interaction, selection, renderer, physics
g.show_buttons(filter_=["edges", "physics"])
# Create the nodes
for kc_node in kc_list:
g.add_node(n_id=kc_node,
label=kc_node,
color=node_color,
shape=node_shape)
# Creates edges between nodes if they're connected (if the value is true in the database)
n = len(kc_matrix)
for r in range(n):
for c in range(n):
if r != c:
# Directly logically connnected edge
if 0.9 <= kc_matrix[r, c] <= 1.0:
g.add_edge(kc_list[r], kc_list[c],
color="#42cc14") # green
# Necessary edge
elif 0.7 <= kc_matrix[r, c] < 0.9:
g.add_edge(kc_list[r], kc_list[c],
color="#ff8c00") # orange
# Important edge
elif 0.5 <= kc_matrix[r, c] < 0.7:
g.add_edge(kc_list[r], kc_list[c],
color="#ffd900") # orange
elif kc_matrix[r, c] == -1.0:
g.add_edge(kc_list[r], kc_list[c], color="#56f0eb")
map_algs(g, alg)
if edge_smooth is not None:
map_smoothenes(graph=g, smooth=edge_smooth)
node_list = g.get_nodes()
for node in g.nodes:
neighbors = g.neighbors(node_list[node_list.index(node['id'])])
if neighbors is None:
title = "Endpoint KC"
else:
title = "What to learn next:<br>"
for neighbor in neighbors:
title += f"{neighbor}<br>"
node["title"] = title
# g.save_graph("../../kc.html")
g.show("kc_map.html")