force-directed-layout
Applies forces to a graph to produce a layout based on node and edge relationships.
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Applies forces to a graph to produce a layout based on node and edge relationships.
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Graph theory can be used in modeling outbreaks and epidemiological behaviours. One reference for more information about graphs:
graph: A graph structure containing edges and nodes.
stiffness: The numeric indicator of the tendency for an element to return to its original form after being subjected to a force. Defaults to 400.0.
repulsion: How much the nodes should push each other away. Defaults to 400.0.
damping: The amount to lessen the force to be applied. Defaults to 0.5.
MinEnergyThreshold: The minimum amount of force that should be applied. Defaults to null.
maxSpeed: The maximum amount of speed that should be applied. Defaults to null.
graph: The new graph with all forces applied, now with x/y attributes applied to each node.