Overview of relationships between groups, removing highly redundant groupsfaves-groups with blue icons blue The groups version of the UAE cluster. FlickrCentral and many other "anything goes" groups are around here. dogs Sunset and cat groups, persistently intermixed by the layout algorithm... even though they are not really interlinked. Hmm. flowers orange black and white minimalism art, paintings graffiti, stickers and street art self portraits nature photos and landscapes, mostly. interesting mix of car groups and camera gear groups european countries crossdressers emo / gothy groups photoshop and photomanipulation body hair and beards mix of groups about france and groups about new york city.. and some "colour" groups. some clearly defined clusters tangled up with each other. "big butt" groups, and "ethnic" female fetish groups LGTB bgroups, and gay erotic other portrait groups, mostly phillipines, colombia, spanish, venezuelan groups, mostly. a latin cluster. candid and street photogrpahy huge black and white group black turtleneck crowd kodak fans some japanese groups weird cluster centering on .. statues? old cities, historical places arts and crafts and yarn porn little british cluster glib comments. Love. Obsessive Sheep. The Crab Nebula Night groups 
 A month ago I posted an updated overview of relationships between groups. It was an informative graph, but soon after posting it I realized the methodology highlighted redundancy at the expense of uniqueness. To try to solve that, I started playing with measures of uniqueness.
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I now integrated the algorithms and after tweaking quite a bit... I produced a new overview of group pools. As usual there is a main component (big cluster) that you see here, and a whole series of smaller clusters. In the interest of clarity, this time the graph includes only 2007 nodes (connected by 3378 edges). You can browse this better here. This graph is still based on the same February 2008 data. ...looks like I could be even more aggressive at removing redundancy. Comments
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cobalt123
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Missed your earlier overview, but glad to see this new one today! Eek, it turns out uniqueness includes a rather large sorting of groups devoted to "booty", ha ha! Only found a few groups I belong to and none of the ones I Admin, so therefore there simply MUST be an error in your calculations.
heh heh
Posted 22 months ago. ( permalink )