View source: R/plot_node_degrees.R
| plot_node_degrees | R Documentation |
Generates a horizontal bar‐style plot of node degrees for an igraph network.
For undirected graphs, it shows each node’s total degree.
For directed graphs, it displays in‐degrees (as negative bars) alongside out‐degrees.
plot_node_degrees(graph)
graph |
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This function computes:
Number of edges incident on each node (for undirected graphs).
Number of incoming edges per node (for directed graphs).
Number of outgoing edges per node (for directed graphs).
For directed graphs, in‐degrees are negated so that bars extend leftward, providing an immediate visual comparison to out‐degrees.
Internally, it uses:
igraph::degree() to compute degrees,
dplyr and tidyr for reshaping the data,
ggplot2 for plotting.
A ggplot object:
Undirected graphs: A bar for each node showing its total degree.
Directed graphs: Split bars per node with negative values for in‐degree (pointing left) and positive values for out‐degree (pointing right).
You can modify the returned ggplot with additional layers, themes, or labels.
For example, to add a title or change colors:
plot_node_degrees(g) +
ggtitle("Degree Distribution") +
scale_fill_manual(values = c("in_degree" = "steelblue", "out_degree" = "salmon"))
library(ig.degree.betweenness)
library(igraphdata)
data("karate")
data("oncology_network")
plot_node_degrees(oncology_network)
plot_node_degrees(karate)
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