What it is
Bipartite Graph stacks two node groups in parallel columns and draws every link between them. When you have a clean A-side and B-side relationship (customer-to-product, user-to-feature, doctor-to-prescription), bipartite reads in seconds.
What it does
Two parallel columns of labeled nodes with weighted links connecting the sides; hover-highlight an ego network.
Why use it
Cleaner than a force graph when the structure is genuinely two-sided.
Three ways teams use it
Ecom
Customers ↔ purchased categories.
Health
Doctors ↔ prescribed drugs (anonymized).
Hiring
Candidates ↔ skills required.
Add it in 30 seconds
- Open your Data Studio report and click Add a chart → Community visualizations → Explore more.
- Paste the Viz Studio manifest URL or pick this chart from the Viz Studio gallery card.
- Bind the dimensions and metrics in the data panel. Done.
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