set_color_multilevel: Set colors for levels of a multilevel network

In neylsoncrepalde/multinets: Multilevel Networks Analysis

Description

Set vertices and edges colors for a multilevel network. Default set to blue (higher level) and red (lower level).

Usage

set_color_multilevel(x, color.true = "blue", color.false = "red",
  V.alpha = 0.7, E.alpha = 0.7)

Arguments

x	a graph object. Must be a multilevel network.
color.true	a character. The color to be chosen for the higher level (attribute type set to TRUE).
color.false	a character. The color to be chosen for the lower level (attribute type set to FALSE).
V.alpha	numeric. The factor modifying the opacity alpha for the vertices; typically in [0,1].
E.alpha	numeric. The factor modifying the opacity alpha for the edges; typically in [0,1].

Value

A graph object. A multilevel network with an added color vertex attribute vector and a color edge attribute vector.

Author(s)

Neylson Crepalde, [e-mail]

Examples

# Check whether a graph is multilevel
is_multilevel(linked_sim)

# Set the colors for each level
linked_sim <- set_color_multilevel(linked_sim)

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