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Source column, Target column, and a Metric

A node, or circle

The computed metric calculated

False

False

False

Node = Generated for every unique group-by value in both the Source and Target columns Edge = An arrow between nodes, pointing from the value in the Source column to the value in the Target column Metric = The computed value used as the content when hovering over the edge Group-by value = Unique values in both the Source and Target columns

Source column = Determines the starting point for the arrows between nodes Target column = Determines the ending point for the arrows between nodes Metric = Used to calculate and display values when hovering over edges Group-by value = Triggers the generation of nodes and edges in the graph chart

Selecting a Source column = Generates nodes based on unique group-by values Selecting a Target column = Adds arrows between nodes based on unique group-by values Applying a Metric = Displays calculated values when hovering over edges Choosing a Group-by value = Determines which unique values trigger node and edge generation

Graph network chart

To describe the chart effectively

To identify key nodes and edges

Filtering to focus on the most important nodes and edges

By allowing users to explore the data in more detail

Understanding complex relationships between different entities

Sender and receiver IDs

Select the dataset to create the graph network chart for

The field representing the nodes in the graph network chart

Representing the edges in the graph network chart

Write a SQL query to select the data for visualization

A square is generated

No shape is generated

The number of nodes connected by the edge

True

False

False

False

True

True

True

True

True

False

False

True

False

False

Node field = Represents the nodes in the graph network chart Edge field = Represents the edges in the graph network chart Interactivity = Allows users to explore and analyze the connections between nodes Force Directed Graph chart type = Chart type used to create a graph network chart

Go to the Explore page and select the dataset = First step to create a graph network chart in Chart Builder Drag and drop the fields for nodes and edges = Step to specify the fields representing nodes and edges in the chart builder Click the + button and select Chart in the top right corner = Initial action to start creating a chart in Chart Builder Customize the chart by setting title, axis labels, etc. = Step to personalize the appearance of the chart in Chart Builder

Selecting only one column: either Source or Target column = Generates a square for every unique group-by value in both Source and Target columns Using interactivity = Allows users to explore and analyze connections between nodes Setting a consistent color scheme = Minimizes confusion and improves understanding of the graph network chart Dragging and dropping fields for nodes and edges = Specifies which fields represent nodes and edges in the graph network chart

Using Force Directed Graph chart type = Chart type suitable for creating a graph network chart Customizing the chart appearance = Personalizing title, axis labels, etc. for better presentation Dragging and dropping fields for nodes and edges = Step to specify node and edge fields for the graph network chart Utilizing interactivity = Beneficial for allowing users to explore and analyze connections between nodes

Utilizing a consistent color scheme = Minimizes confusion and improves understanding of the graph network chart Selecting either Source or Target column = Determines how unique group-by values are represented in the graph network chart Personalizing title, axis labels, etc. = Adds clarity and context to the created graph network chart Using Force Directed Graph chart type = Enables creation of a visually appealing and informative graph network chart

Writing a SQL query to select data = Initial step for visualizing data in SQL Lab Executing the SQL query = Action taken after writing SQL query to visualize results Visualizing results using Force Directed Graph type = Step after executing SQL query to choose desired visualization type Customizing the visualization by setting title, axis labels, etc. = Step to personalize appearance of visualization in SQL Lab

Allowing users to explore and analyze connections between nodes = Beneficial outcome of using interactivity in a graph network chart context Minimizing confusion and improving understanding of the visualized data = Consequence of utilizing interactivity when visualizing a graph network

Nodes = Represent the entities in the graph network chart Edges = Represent the relationships between entities in the graph network chart Title = Provides a clear and concise description of the graph network chart Color Scheme = Ensures consistent visualization throughout the chart

Source column = Represents the sender IDs in the graph network chart Target column = Represents the receiver IDs in the graph network chart Interactivity = Allows users to explore the data in more detail Filtering = Focuses on the most important nodes and edges in the data

Selecting Source column only = Represents sender IDs as nodes in the graph network chart Selecting Target column only = Represents receiver IDs as nodes in the graph network chart Using consistent color scheme = Ensures visual coherence and ease of understanding Adding interactivity = Allows users to explore and analyze connections between nodes

sender_id = Represents source nodes in the graph network chart receiver_id = Represents target nodes in the graph network chart messages = Represents the relationships between source and target nodes N/A = Not applicable to creating a graph network chart

Clear and concise title = Describes the content of the graph network chart effectively Consistent color scheme = Enhances visual coherence and understanding of the chart Filtering data = Focuses on important nodes and edges for clarity Use of labels = Identifies key nodes and edges for better understanding

Interactivity for exploration = Allows users to understand complex relationships more effectively Consistent color scheme usage = Minimizes confusion and improves overall comprehension of data Clear and concise title usage = Provides an effective overview of the content within the chart Filtering important data = Highlights crucial nodes and edges for better understanding

sender_id AS source = Represents sender IDs as source nodes in the graph network chart receiver_id AS target = Represents receiver IDs as target nodes in the graph network chart messages AS edges = Represents messages as relationships between source and target nodes N/A = Not applicable to representing any component in creating a graph network chart