The two differences between organic and interactive organic are: Entities are positioned according to how connected they are to the rest of the graph. This layout is a lot like the organic layout. The closer the entities are to each other the more connected they are. In organic layout nodes are packed tight together in such a way that the distance between each Entity and all the other entities are minimised.
most links) appear in the middle of circles with the other nodes scattered around it. Nodes that are most central to the graph (e.g. Think of this as a tree based layout – like a file manager. In hierarchical layout entities are grouped by layers that are stacked on top of each other. The image below shows an example of block layout: For example, entities that are returned from any of the search engine Transforms will be weighted according to how relevant they are (their page rank). Sorted by Entity type and then Entity weightĪn entities' relevance is represented by the entities weight.Lowest level in hierarchy is shown in a block.In this layout nodes are shown using the following rules:
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Full vs incremental Layouts: This option should be used during collaborative sessions when you want to preserve your graph layout. The new entities that are returned by Transforms will still be laid out.ģ. Lock Layout: Locks all entities that are currently on the graph from moving when Transforms return. Full screen mode is shown in the image below:Ģ. Exit full screen mode by pressing Alt + Enter again on your keyboard. Alt + Enter pressed together on your keyboard will also enter full screen mode. Full screen mode: Makes your Maltego client full screen (shown in the image below). The image below provides labels for each of the items in the layout sidebar:ġ. It allows you to configure various view and layout options for your Maltego graphs. The sidebar is always found on the left-hand side of your graph window.
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