compare_graphs: Compare two graphs
In vgasque/foodingraph: Food Network Inference and Visualization

Description Usage Arguments

View source: R/compare_graphs.R

From two graphs generated by graph_from_matrix or graph_from_links_nodes, displays two graphs with the same legend (edge weights and size and node degrees) to facilitate the visual comparison of the two graphs. NB : if you use node families, make sure they have the same families in the two graphs (this can be done by generating a same palette for both graphs using family_palette)

compare_graphs(graph1, graph2, titles = NULL, position = c("vertical",
  "horizontal"), n_nodes = 5, n_weights = 5,
  edge_width_range = c(0.2, 2), edge_alpha_range = c(0.4, 1),
  node_size_range = c(1, 10), unique_legend = TRUE)

`graph1`	: the first graph
`graph2`	: the second graph
`titles`	(optional) : list of 2 : the two title of the graphs. Default are the graph titles from `graph_from_matrix` or `graph_from_links_nodes`.
`position`	: should the graphs be displayed vertically (use `vertical`, default) or horizontally (use `horizontal`).
`n_nodes`	: the number of nodes to be displayed in the legend. R will do its best to be around this number.
`n_weights`	: the number of weights to be displayed in the legend. R will do its best to be around this number.
`edge_width_range`	: range of the edges width (default is 0.2 to 2).
`edge_alpha_range`	: if `edge_alpha` is TRUE, the range of the alpha values (between 0 and 1). Default is 0.4 to 1.
`node_size_range`	: range of the node sizes. (default is 1 to 10)
`unique_legend`	: should there be a unique legend (default is TRUE) BE CAREFUL to have the same family colors if you use families/