Network graph on all possible ways a letter/postcard can reach a person

Asked Oct 28 '16 at 19:58

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I have a data frame in the following format. I want to make a network graph with all possible ways a letter/postcard can go from initial to final destination. Here is the dummy data.

postcard<- c('loveletter#234', 'loveletter#234', 'loveletter#234', 'officialletter#22','officialletter#22','officialletter#22','officialletter#22', 'newyearletter#24','newyearletter#24','newyearletter#24')
person<- c('Jane', 'Katie', 'Vince', 'John','Jane', 'Katie','Oliver','Katie','Becca','John')
df<- data.frame(postcard,person)

I want to create a network graph that shows the person as 'nodes' and the paths through which the post reaches the person as edges. For example, the graph should overlay the all the paths that occured in this transaction for 1) loveletter#234 2) officalletter#22 3)newyearletter#22 and superimpose. Can anyone suggest any ideas how to proceed this?

Thanks

edited Oct 28 '16 at 20:22

asked Oct 28 '16 at 19:58

user3570187

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The other question is going from one location to another. I have three cases and i need to overlay the three graphs over each other. – user3570187 Oct 28 '16 at 20:19
Can you unmark it as duplicate? It is not a duplicate. – user3570187 Oct 28 '16 at 20:28
Besides the fact it has insufficient data to complete the task, work requests are off-topic. Instead, describe what you tried and where you're stuck. – ivan_pozdeev Oct 29 '16 at 18:30

Network graph on all possible ways a letter/postcard can reach a person

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