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-Check out the configuration reference at https://huggingface.co/docs/hub/spaces-config-reference
+This is a dashboard that displays networks of narrators for a given City or Region and Time period. The inputs
+and interpreting the network visual, so i will explain them here. The city input and the time period inputs are self 
+explanatory. The y-axis input is what quantity you want to display: it can be Hadith's transmitted, Isnads, or Tarafs. 
+That is because the dataset i am using to make this dashboards has the number of hadith, tarafs, and isnads for each
+Teacher-Student relationship. So for example , Abu Hurayrah and the Prophet ﷺ would have a certain number of hadith
+that they are involved in, a certain number of isnads, and a certain number of tarafs. 
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+The number of narrators input will retieve the number of narrators by the highest values of the variable you wish to visualize. 
+If the number of narrators surpases the total number of Narrator relationships in the selected time period, all the Narrators are displayed.
+If you select a large number of narrators, the output graph will look chaotic, but it will have insightful information.
+The resulting network graph has nodes, which are the circles where each narrator is, and the edge, which is 
+the transmission from narrator to another narrator. If the color of the text of the node is red, then they are a recipient of
+the hadith. If the color of the text is yellow, they are the transmitter. The color of the node corresponds to the value
+of the variable being displayed of that narrator, wether they are a student or a teacher. This means I am not simultaneously 
+displaying both number of hadith recieved and the number of hadith transmitted. To figure out wether the value in the circle
+is number of hadith recieved, the text of their name will be red. Very important!
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+The black text is the number of hadith transmitted between Transmitter and Recipient. It also displays the teacher and
+student so you can keep track of the value. For large numbers of narrators selected, the resulting graph will look chaotic.
+However, you can highlight the narrator of transmission between two narrators by double clicking the node or edge- 
+all narrators and transmissions that are part of that transmission will be boldened. This will make it easier to
+find the values you will need. 
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+The coloring scale, and the thickness of the edges depend on the number of hadith, Taraf, Isnad between each narrator. 
+Keep in mind that since Hadith isnads overlap, the values of the nodes is not totally accurate. The edge information however, is. 
+The coloring scale for this is called 'cool' from Matplot lib. It goes from light blue to hot pink. you can google the exact color
+scales for now, until i figure out how to upload the image to this readme file.