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Social graph

I like being on Twitter, and I have studied their algorithms and graph structures from several angles. Here are some of the maps I have made of my Twitter circles over the years:

A complex network diagram with numerous interconnected nodes, each containing text labels, forming a web of relationships. The layout is dense and sprawling, with varying node sizes and colors, suggesting different levels of importance or categories.

A complex network diagram displaying numerous interconnected names, keywords, and phrases in a web of lines, suggesting relationships or associations among them.

A complex network graph with hundreds of nodes labeled with names and terms, connected by lines of varying colors and thicknesses, suggesting relationships or connections between different entities.

A complex network graph with numerous colorful nodes connected by lines, representing relationships between various entities such as names, topics, and labels. The layout is dense and sprawling, with clusters of different colored nodes indicating varied categories or themes.

A grid of small, colorful images depicting various people, animals, cartoon characters, and objects, arranged in a scattered pattern across a multi-colored grid background.

A scatter plot with numerous small images, including faces, logos, and icons, plotted across a two-dimensional graph with axes labeled from -3 to 3 on the x-axis and -2 to 1.5 on the y-axis.

A scatter plot with hundreds of small images, including faces, icons, and symbols, clustered in distinct regions across a white background with black axes.