Gephi website
Gephi is an open source program to explore network graphs and node and link diagrams. The program helps identify clusters, algorithmically arranges the network for readability, and helps visualize change over time. The program also lets you customize the view with colors, labels, grouping, and filtering.
What you'll need:
No programming needed but Java required
Accepted file formats:
There is a data processing wizard, but the underlying data must contain a node table and an edge table that you can identify. There are instructions to help.
CSV
Excel
Examples/gallery:
License: Open source
Help:
Cytoscape website
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igraph
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