Graph Visualization
Storing a graph is one thing, but visualizing it creates awe and epiphanies. Graph visualisations are a powerful tool to convey the content of a graph. They can highlight patterns, show clusters and connections. There are different tools that you can use to visualize the content of a Neo4j graph database.
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Neo4j Server Web Interface
The Data Browser Tab offers a handy visualization of your graph. You can select the nodes to be shown by id, index lookup or cypher query. A style editor will adapt the visualization to your needs.
The Neo4j Server Web Interface was written using arbor.js and canvas.
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Linkurio.us Neo4j Graph Visualization
Neo4j Partner Linkurious helps you make sense of your graph data through a simple web-based interface based on an open-source back-end that connects to your Neo4j Database.
Connect
Our Open Source backend indexes your graph so you can connect with it on Linkurious and get started in minutes. When it is done, launch the web application of Linkurious.
Search
Typing any keyword in the search bar brings up all the related data in one step. We provide a console for advanced queries so you can be as broad or as specific as you want.
Explore
By focusing on the items related to your search, visualizing and exploring your graph has never been easier. Dig further in any direction using the connected nodes and make sense of your data.
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Keylines Neo4j Graph Visualization
KeyLines is a JavaScript toolkit for visualizing networks. It works in all major browsers, and on all platforms, including the iPad. It uses HTML5 but also works on old versions of Internet Explorer.
How does it work?
KeyLines will integrate into existing web applications easily and with very little effort.
How and where you get the data is up to you. KeyLines does the job of rendering it and responding to user interactions like clicking, touching, moving nodes, etc. You bind to these events to customize what happens.
Your data stays under your control at all times: KeyLines is self-contained and needs no external connections.What kind of data?
KeyLines can work on any kind of network - all you need is data with nodes and links.
Max De Marzi's Graph Visualization Blog
Max De Marzi presents different ways of visualizing graphs.
Linkurio.us Neo4j Graph Visualization
Neo4j Partner Linkurious helps you make sense of your graph data through a simple web-based interface based on an open-source back-end that connects to your Neo4j Database.
Keylines Neo4j Graph Visualization
KeyLines is a JavaScript toolkit for visualizing networks. It works in all major browsers, and on all platforms, including the iPad. It uses HTML5 but also works on old versions of Internet Explorer.
JavaScript D3.js
D3 is the most powerful javascript visualization library which supports a large number of visualizations, many of them are usable for graphs as well, Max De Marzi covered several of the visualizations on his blog.
Gephi
The well known Graph visualization tool Gephi has a plugin for importing Neo4j Databases which can then be visualized and rendered with the
Graph Data Visualization in QlikView
A QlikView Graph Visualization Extension Object using the Graph Dracula JavaScript Library (based on Raphaël.js)
Three.js on GitHub
The aim of the project is to create a lightweight 3D library with a very low level of complexity
A collection of graph visualization options
Michael Hunger has a nice collection on interesting projects in the visualisation space.
Neo4j JDBC tools integration
With the Cypher JDBC driver, a lot of tools can be easily integrated with Neo4j.
