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A user can select a node to be the center node [either through search, click, etc...], and how many levels they want to see. We can filter out the graph to display this. This will be helpful when a user wants specific data in a large amount of data.
Idea for this feature comes from the "visual density" selector from http://www.sixdegreesoffrancisbacon.com/?ids=10000473&min_confidence=60&type=network
For our purposes, we'll focus on :
1st degree (direct connections of the main node to other nodes)
1.5 degree (1st degree + connections between nodes connected to the main node)
2nd degree (all connections from/to nodes connected to the main node)
A user can select a node to be the center node [either through search, click, etc...], and how many levels they want to see. We can filter out the graph to display this. This will be helpful when a user wants specific data in a large amount of data.
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