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If you have used a network-visualization tool like Cytoscape or Gephi, you should know that the data structure for this tool is a little different in that it combines nodes and edges into a single table. This is to say that the content of the first column always is a categorical descriptor (node, link, or class) rather than a specific entity (like a specific person's name). "Node" has the same meaning as it does in Gephi or Cytoscape; and "link" is equivalent to "edge". In this Shiva network tool, however, "class" establishes the attributes that are associated with nodes and edges. Attributes include the properties that are associated with the nodes. In the network diagram above, for example, Charles's node has a shape attribute (circle), a color attribute (blue), and a size attribute.
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