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README.md

Notebook -- Script for the workshop and beyond

In this folder you can find the different versions of the script, which was used for the workshop to visualize and analyze a network.

Central is the JupyterNotebook, which has the programming language R as kernel and is the basis for the export to other formats.

The Makefile file can be used to generate the various formats:

Comments, corrections, and suggestions for improvement are welcome to be submitted as Pull Request or entered at Issues.

Furthermore you find the solution snippets we used for the Hands-On-Workshop itself:

Thanks to community contribution the JupyterNotebook we used for the workshop is now available with a Python-Kernel.