Looking to develop a visualization of a .CSV file containing 1.2 million lines, showcasing addresses in the format:
source , destination
12.251.512 , 12.623.743
51.734.312 , 23.233.991
6334.6231.123 , 42.532.54453
(utilizing 40-100k lines for testing)
After extensive research, I've opted to experiment with Gephi and possibly sigma.JS for integrating visual data onto a website (exporting .GEXF graphs from gephi into sigma.JS for web use).
Visualizing 1.2 million lines is challenging, prompting me to consider creating an input box where users can enter a single address or number range to generate a mini visualization based on that selection.
My dilemma lies in locating a similar example in sigma.js featuring an input box for entering ranges or values to create smaller graphs within a larger dataset. It appears this feature may not be readily available.
Ideally, I envision having a search box capable of exploring a range and displaying the complete data-set graph when necessary.
Is achieving this functionality feasible using Gephi and sigmajs? If not, any suggestions on how to approach such a project would be greatly appreciated.