Hi, I installed Knime 4.0.0 nb 2019.06.07 and the Network Mining extension.
Trying to open a wf with inside an Object Inserter Node I got the following error message:
Best,
Alfredo
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ERROR Object Inserter 0:225 Problems during initialization of basic feature type (for extension ‘org.knime.network.core.core.feature.FeatureTypeSDF’.)
WARN Network Viewer 0:226 Network needs to be directed
Hi Alfredo,
I have a hunch that this is due to a missing plugin. This shouldn’t cause any problems but it seems in your case it does.
Can you please check if you have installed the KNIME Base Chemistry Types & Nodes (see below)
To check if they are installed open KNIME and go to File->install KNIME Extensions…. In the Install dialog search for chem and hit enter. You should then see a similar view like above. If they aren’t installed please install them restart KNIME and try again to open the workflow.
Thanks
Tobias
Hi Tobias,
the problem is not due to a missing plugin. Simply that the Network Viewer (Local) Node doesn’t work with the “Radial tree” option for the layout… Did you try the wkf I provided for testing it?
Best,
Alfredo
Hello Alfredo,
I didn’t know that you had a problem with the radial tree layout. The radial tree layout only works for trees e.g. directed networks that have a single root from which all other nodes can be reached. According to the warning message your network is not directed.
Bye
Tobias
unfortunately I couldn’t reproduce your issue. For me, the workflow you attached earlier does not work in 3.7.2. Could you maybe try your workflow again in KNIME 3.7.2? If you do not have a KNIME 3.7.2 anymore you can download it here: https://www.knime.com/download-previous-versions
Hi Dave,
neither could I. I tried to change some options in the Object Inserter Node without success, the message coming from the Network Viewer Node (Radial Tree algorithm) is always the same: “Network needs to be directed”.
Fortunately, the Fruchterman-Reingold algorithm is quite similar to what I’d like to get and it works!
At this point, I close this post.
Best,
Alfredo