How you visualize your results determines how well they communicate. Whether you want to compare multiple items, show how each element contributes to a whole, or trace how data moves through stages — the right chart depends on what you’re trying to say. Network graphs are powerful for understanding structure, but for comparison, proportion, and flow, you need different tools.

With this update, NetMiner has significantly expanded its visualization options. Here’s a breakdown of each new chart, what data it works best with, and how to configure it.

1. Radar Chart: Compare Multiple Items at a Glance

A radar chart arranges multiple axes radially and represents each item’s values as a polygon. When you select two or more items, the polygons overlap, making comparison immediate. It works best with 2–6 items.

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