Visualising networks
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Shows methods for visualising network data both at large and small scales, using traditional hierarchical and node-link diagrams alongside newer techniques like attribute-driven layouts, pivot graphs, and grouped means. Applies these visual techniques to real-world datasets from areas such as social media, telecoms, airports, banking, and unusual sources like fraudulent tea auctions, examination halls, and works of fiction to reveal the patterns and stories in the networks.
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