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I have written a number of conversion routines that transform various data formats into formats that the various networkD3 functions require, however, the diagonal networks and sankey networks are based on completely different D3/Javascript implementations, so there’s no “easy”, direct switching from one to the other. Additionally, the diagonal networks, being what they are, have a hard requirement that the data be hierarchical, so not every dataset that works in sankey will work with diagonal. Additionally, there is currently no ability for a diagonal network to have multiple root nodes... though two discrete diagonal networks could be used together to show to separate branches that begin at different nodes.
Diagonal networks would be an amazing addition to
drake
's dependency graph visualizations. However, there are two obstacles:List
data structure, which I would have to compute using the existingNodes
andLinks
data frames.Is there a way to easily transition from
sankeyNetwork()
todiagonalNetwork()
using the same graphs and same data structures?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: