How to control node labels in CircosPlot in NetworkX (nxviz)?











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I have a graph (DiGraph()) with node names that i don't want appearing in a CircosPlot. I would like to relabel the nodes (only in the graph). Can this be done? Ive tried the following:



a = CircosPlot(G, group_label_color=True, group_label_position='middle', 
node_labels=True, labels=label_dict)


where label_dict is a dictionary of node (key, name) pairs. The only way i have been able to solve this so far is the following approach:



def return_renamed_graph(G):
#Rename the nodes to comprehensive names
nodes = list(G.nodes())
G = nx.relabel_nodes(G, {i: G.node[i]['name'] for i in nodes})
return G


Basically just create a graph only for visualization with nodes named as i want. However this is problematic since I would want the ability to have duplicately named nodes and this relabel_nodes function doesnt seem to allow that.



Any suggestions or tips on how this can be done?










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    I have a graph (DiGraph()) with node names that i don't want appearing in a CircosPlot. I would like to relabel the nodes (only in the graph). Can this be done? Ive tried the following:



    a = CircosPlot(G, group_label_color=True, group_label_position='middle', 
    node_labels=True, labels=label_dict)


    where label_dict is a dictionary of node (key, name) pairs. The only way i have been able to solve this so far is the following approach:



    def return_renamed_graph(G):
    #Rename the nodes to comprehensive names
    nodes = list(G.nodes())
    G = nx.relabel_nodes(G, {i: G.node[i]['name'] for i in nodes})
    return G


    Basically just create a graph only for visualization with nodes named as i want. However this is problematic since I would want the ability to have duplicately named nodes and this relabel_nodes function doesnt seem to allow that.



    Any suggestions or tips on how this can be done?










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      I have a graph (DiGraph()) with node names that i don't want appearing in a CircosPlot. I would like to relabel the nodes (only in the graph). Can this be done? Ive tried the following:



      a = CircosPlot(G, group_label_color=True, group_label_position='middle', 
      node_labels=True, labels=label_dict)


      where label_dict is a dictionary of node (key, name) pairs. The only way i have been able to solve this so far is the following approach:



      def return_renamed_graph(G):
      #Rename the nodes to comprehensive names
      nodes = list(G.nodes())
      G = nx.relabel_nodes(G, {i: G.node[i]['name'] for i in nodes})
      return G


      Basically just create a graph only for visualization with nodes named as i want. However this is problematic since I would want the ability to have duplicately named nodes and this relabel_nodes function doesnt seem to allow that.



      Any suggestions or tips on how this can be done?










      share|improve this question













      I have a graph (DiGraph()) with node names that i don't want appearing in a CircosPlot. I would like to relabel the nodes (only in the graph). Can this be done? Ive tried the following:



      a = CircosPlot(G, group_label_color=True, group_label_position='middle', 
      node_labels=True, labels=label_dict)


      where label_dict is a dictionary of node (key, name) pairs. The only way i have been able to solve this so far is the following approach:



      def return_renamed_graph(G):
      #Rename the nodes to comprehensive names
      nodes = list(G.nodes())
      G = nx.relabel_nodes(G, {i: G.node[i]['name'] for i in nodes})
      return G


      Basically just create a graph only for visualization with nodes named as i want. However this is problematic since I would want the ability to have duplicately named nodes and this relabel_nodes function doesnt seem to allow that.



      Any suggestions or tips on how this can be done?







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