The link chart displays a large amount of entity data so you can visualize how a group of entities is organized, and how those entities are related to each other. Analysts use link analysis to analyze large amounts of data and to create a quality presentation showing a more accurate portrayal of entities and their relationships.
What is link analysis?
Link analysis, sometimes called ‘graph visualization’ or ‘network visualization’, is the process of visually presenting networks of connected entities as nodes and links. Typically, the nodes represent specific data points, and the links represent the connections between them.
Why should you use Cambridge Intelligence for link analysis?
At Cambridge Intelligence, we help developers build link analysis tools that are 100% customized to their users, their data and the questions they need to answer. Link analysis Unlock the insight in your connected data with powerful link analysis What is link analysis?
What data elements are used in link analysis?
Many data elements used in link analysis have quantifiable spatial properties, such as a person's residence or a meeting's location. Link analysis is enhanced by combining this analysis with spatial and temporal analysis.
