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Todo: sunday meeting #25

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jwzimmer-zz opened this issue Nov 15, 2020 · 10 comments
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Todo: sunday meeting #25

jwzimmer-zz opened this issue Nov 15, 2020 · 10 comments

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@jwzimmer-zz
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Julia

  • Vis for each of the four centrality measures for comparison
  • get list to phil of tropes by indices
  • clustering?

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  • Get all the subindices as well as tropes for these main 4

Phil

  • clustering on tropes (per some index subset)
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added the subindexes dict with links to their tropes for the main 4 indexes: 9f1c7e3

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Using the subindex dict from 9f1c7e3: 8bfa7b9
bigfour_subindices

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Trying to show when tropes link to tropes adds too many edges: 5913cf0

bigfour_subindices_tropes_top10000_hairball

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Looking at just the NarrativeTropes with subindices: 11e3826

narrative_subindices

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Finally a readable size (doing each of the big four separately, and only showing top 100 tropes):
NarrativeTropes
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narrative_subindices_top100tropes

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Topical tropes with subindices, but only if the subindices link to top 100 most central tropes in order to keep the network legible: 9f5b647
topicalsubindexiftop

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Media tropes with subindices + top 1000 tropes: 6283a27
media_subindex_top1000

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Genre tropes + subindices: fb09f94 and 497361d
genre_subindex_top

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^ In the above comments, made graphs and visualizations for the big four + their subindices from phil's dict in #25 (comment)

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Two visualizations for communities made using girvan-newman (remove most 'valuable' edge to find communities). Edges only link to tropes in the list used for community detection.

first viz using 75 nodes, community size = 5:

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second viz using 100 nodes, community size = 6:

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