Creates an adjacency matrix from the provenance object returned by provParseR. The adjacency matrix can then be used to quickly traverse the provenance graph.
Install from GitHub:
# install.packages("devtools")
devtools::install_github("End-to-end-provenance/provGraphR")
Once installed, load the package:
library("provGraphR")
The create.graph function returns an object containing the adjacency graph and the parsed provenance from the prov.json file or string created by rdtLite or rdt. The adjacency graph is a matrix with a row and column for each data and procedure node and a value of 1 if there is an edge from the column node to the row node and a value of 0 otherwise. The get.prov function extracts the parsed provenance from the object returned by create.graph. The access functions below extract information about particular nodes. For example:
adj.graph <- create.graph("c:/prov/prov.json")
prov <- get.prov("adj.graph")
lin.d10 <- get.lineage(adj.graph, "d10")
returns the adjacency graph "adj.graph" for the provenance file "c:/prov/prov.json", the associated parsed provenance "prov", and the lineage "lin.d10" of the data node "d10".
The following access functions return a string or a vector of strings. For more details, please see the help pages for provGraphR.
DATA NODES
# Data nodes created by a procedure node
get.created.data
# Data nodes updated by a procedure node
get.updated.data
# Data nodes used by a procedure node
get.used.data
PROCEDURE NODES
# Procedure node that created a data node
get.creator
# Procedure nodes that used a data node
get.users
LINEAGE
# Forward or backward lineage of a node
get.lineage
Any scripts or data that you put into this service are public.
Add the following code to your website.
For more information on customizing the embed code, read Embedding Snippets.