I implemented a java application that connects to the database and applies graph data science algorithms and then projects them to a neo4j broswer. Is there a way i make the bubble(node) size of the browser to be dynamic and depend on nodes attributes?
I know this can be done in bloom however, i want to do it in the browser. I tried changing the grass script and i los all the nodes. In my algorithmic pipeline i have a centrality algorithm and i append it on nodes attributes, i want adjust the node sizes on the centrality results.
It's not possible to do this with Neo4j browser. You can only do this. I advice you to develop your own visualization tool. Don't forget Neo4j is a database and Neo4j browser is here to create and test queries.
Hello, I wonder if anyone has found a visuzalisation tool with this capability? It seems to me like a pretty basic option, but still very valuable to make the most out of a graph visualization
Thanks for the heads up @bennu_neo . I had actually given it a try, but maybe not on the last version. I found it difficult to have the node size written as a property whereas it could be a rule that change with the definition of the query (like how many neighbours in the graph for example)
