I have a set of data representing a series of academic papers and the connections between them (i.e. when one paper cites another). The data is currently in the form of an adjacency matrix, arranged in chronological order; i.e. the most recent papers are in the topmost position in column A, and the leftmost position in Row 1. I have successfully imported the adjacency matrix into NodeXL.
However, the output that I am hoping to create is a node/edge graph in which the nodes are ordered sequentially--that is, ordered top to bottom with the most recent papers on top and the least recent papers on the bottom. Is there any way to do this in NodeXL?
However, the output that I am hoping to create is a node/edge graph in which the nodes are ordered sequentially--that is, ordered top to bottom with the most recent papers on top and the least recent papers on the bottom. Is there any way to do this in NodeXL?