- Your graph defines 193 nodes and 1930 edges. While that does not sound too daunting, it means an average of 20 edges per node (each edge touches two nodes). That is going to make for very busy graphs.
- If you want to experiment more with the dot engine, try these two things to get a better, faster result:
- for less goofy (wavy) edges, add this line to your input:
splines=false - for a faster run, add these attributes (dot only, I think):
nslimit=2 nslimit1=2 maxiter=5000
- for less goofy (wavy) edges, add this line to your input:
- I think the fdp and circo layout engines produced “better” results (eye-of-the-beholder)
- webp may not work for some output results, I’d suggest -Tsvg
- One way to try to extract more “information” from one of these graphs is to use the layers features to create (up to) 193 graphs, each one would show all the nodes, but only a subset of the edges. It takes some work, but might be useful. Here are some pointers: Getting layers to work with SVG - #6 by magjac and Stupid Dot Tricks #2 - Making a video