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More on #sandy social interactions

We collected #sandy tweets for a few hours on Tuesday. Dots are Twitter users and connections are retweets. This network connects more than 100,000 users. There are  many small disconnected components. The main cluster contains interesting patterns to explore.. Play with the … Continue reading

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Hurricane Sandy and social interactions.

This is a snapshot of the social interactions related to the hurricane Sandy. The graph is sparsely connected, people tend to retweet more their friends than trusted news sources. This trend may change in the next hours, when things will get … Continue reading

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40 active licenses of GraphInsight Academic 1.2 in Three Weeks

Today we reached 40 active licenses of GraphInsight Academic 1.2. This in just three weeks! Thanks to all our users, including IBM T.J. Watson research center, MIT Sloan School of Management, Harvard University, ETH Zurich, United States Military Academy, Vienna … Continue reading

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Esplorazione interattiva di reti in due e tre dimensioni

GraphInsight has been featured on the KnowTransfer magazine of the University of Trento, Italy at this link. You can download the article here.

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Join Us at the NYC Startup Rooftop Mixer at Hudson Terrace

Are you in New York City today? The GraphInsight Team will join the NYC Startup Rooftop Mixer at Hudson Terrace!  

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Attend our seminar on graph visualization: University of Trento, Italy – Jun12 at 2:30pm

You are all invited to attend the following seminar on graph visualization. The seminar will review the state of the art techniques for visualizing graphs, and also present GraphInsight, a powerful and scalable visualization tool. GraphInsight is *free* to use, … Continue reading

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Visual analysis of large sparse matrices with GraphInsight

In the subfield of numerical analysis, a sparse matrix is a matrix populated primarily with zeros (Stoer & Bulirsch 2002, p. 619). Huge sparse matrices often appear in science or engineering when solving partial differential equations (wikipedia). Tim Davis from the University of Florida did a great job collecting a myriad of … Continue reading

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