Network Graph

A Network Graph displays relationships between entities, and can be used to identify correlations or flows between items.

The Network graph supports a two level breakdown defining the “From”, and “To”, where each node (vertex / point), is either in the “From”, or “To” levels of the breakdown, and each edge (or line), represents the data specific to this “From ? To” relationship.

The size of the node is specific to the number of interactions / relationships it has with other nodes.  There can be up to two lines connecting two nodes, which can display arrows to show direction; and represent the “From ? To” combinations.  E.g. A ? B, and B ? A.  Each line can also be colored to map to a numeric variable.

Customers use network graphs for investigating correlations, transactional flows, latency, and throughput bottlenecks.

 

 

Figure 1. A Network Graph of Funds, and their constituent correlation