guess/gephi google summer of code

[Eytan Adar]

In an effort to continue the Gython work beyond GUESS (and in a
platform that is actually undergoing rapid development), I'm
co-mentoring a Google Summer of Code (GSoC) project with the Gephi
project. If any student or other qualifying individual is interested
in helping port Gython to the Gephi environment (I believe you get
some stipend for doing it), please take a look at:

http://wiki.gephi.org/index.php/Google_Summer_Of_Code_2011#Porting_of_Gython

and apply as indicated at the top of the page, or at:

http://forum.gephi.org/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=74

-Eytan

[Gutemberg Vieira]

So, Eytan,

Are you moving from GUESS to Gephi?

-Gutemberg

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[Eytan Adar]

Not exactly... It's been hard to support or advance GUESS in
significant ways because of all my other responsibilities. However,
I feel like there are many advancements in graph visualization that
should be available to GUESS users. Many are represented in Gephi (or
are being rapidly added).

That said, the one major thing that I feel is lacking in Gephi, and
that attracts people to GUESS (including myself), is the scripting
ability (and in particular the domain-specific language that makes
scripting easy). To remedy this, I'd like to help in the porting of
Gython.

So I'm not killing the GUESS project and may still may contributions
to it to keep it running, but I'd like to provide Gephi as an
alternative. Also, GUESS was a research project for me and having
some of the good ideas of GUESS taken up by others would be awesome!

-E

[Yijun Ding]

Eytan:

While you are here, let me ask a question. I have converted example
demo\demoApp1.java to command line with
Guess.enableMainUI(false);
//Guess.configureUI();
...
Guess.getGraph().exportGDF("temp6.gdf");

No problem running inside NetBean. But it gives error when running in
command line "java -jar ..."

...
Loaded 14 nodes and 25 edges
Traceback (innermost last):
File "<iostream>", line 5, in ?
ImportError: No module named hp

And consequently the pi.execfile() will fail. This error seems from
Guess.initRest(VisFactory.NOVIS, false, false);

I wonder if you can help me. I will be happy to email you my source.
Yijun, dingz...@gmail.com

On Mar 22, 9:00 am, Eytan Adar <eytana...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Not exactly...  It's been hard to support or advance GUESS in
> significant ways because of all my other responsibilities.   However,
> I feel like there are many advancements in graph visualization that
> should be available to GUESS users.  Many are represented in Gephi (or
> are being rapidly added).
>
> That said, the one major thing that I feel is lacking in Gephi, and
> that attracts people to GUESS (including myself), is the scripting
> ability (and in particular the domain-specific language that makes
> scripting easy).  To remedy this, I'd like to help in the porting of
> Gython.
>
> So I'm not killing the GUESS project and may still may contributions
> to it to keep it running, but I'd like to provide Gephi as an
> alternative.  Also, GUESS was a research project for me and having
> some of the good ideas of GUESS taken up by others would be awesome!
>
> -E
>
> On Tue, Mar 22, 2011 at 8:02 AM, Gutemberg Vieira
>
>
>
> <gutemberg.vie...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > So, Eytan,
>
> > Are you moving from GUESS to Gephi?
>
> > -Gutemberg
>

> > On Tue, Mar 22, 2011 at 7:16 AM, Eytan Adar <eytana...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >> In an effort to continue the Gython work beyond GUESS (and in a
> >> platform that is actually undergoing rapid development), I'm
> >> co-mentoring a Google Summer of Code (GSoC) project with the Gephi
> >> project.  If any student or other qualifying individual is interested
> >> in helping port Gython to the Gephi environment (I believe you get
> >> some stipend for doing it), please take a look at:
>

> >>http://wiki.gephi.org/index.php/Google_Summer_Of_Code_2011#Porting_of...

>
> >> and apply as indicated at the top of the page, or at:
>
> >>http://forum.gephi.org/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=74
>
> >> -Eytan
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[Eytan Adar]

hmmm... I think that's python not finding the Guess .class files under com.hp... so it might be a classpath problem.  Netbeans might have the right settings, but you don't on the command line.  Try to make sure that whatever executing directory and classpath settings netbeans has are consistent for your command line run.  Unfortunately, I don't use netbeans so I'm not sure where to look, but usually there's a project settings page.

-Eytan