David Schoch

this looks great! I will put it on my todo list [Matlab code](https://www.cg.tuwien.ac.at/courses/Visualisierung2/HallOfFame/2016/MM/Homepage/index.html)

could you share a reproducible example?

hmm I think I cannot do much about that. The main lifting is done in a python library I have no influence on. Maybe this helps: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14719349/error-c-stack-usage-is-too-close-to-the-limit Just another motivation...

Yes if you can send me the graph object i will have a look

I am afraid that this is a problem of the python code that is called. So I cannot fix this issue. Yet another reason to implement it myself. I looked...

From looking at the network a bit, I think any edge bundling will fail to produce something appealing. The structure seems too weird. (But I feel like the stub one...

Thanks! Did you try runing `install_bundle_py()`? This should install the dependencies correctly. If not let me know

hmm ok I am out of ideas at the moment but I will investigate. Most likely rather a python version problem, but not sure

Thanks for the suggestion. Looks interesting and I will put it on the agenda. Something similar is already possible with some hacking (see below). ``` r library(igraph) library(ggraph) library(graphlayouts) data

@ArlindNocaj The backbone layout is defined with the quad census of Mark, so I assume there is no way to include edge weights during the calculation? Or am I missing...