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# Social Graph Editor
This Labs application allows designers to quickly create realistic social graphs.
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### Export your exercise
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### Load into the Social Graph Editor
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### Filter Factions If Necessary
When there are lots of factions it can be quicker to work on a subset at a time
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### Decide Faction Affinity
Create an affinity matrix to determine the likelihood of personas from one faction following another.
Create probabilities that can be "painted" into the cells representing who is likely to follow who
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### Generate Social Graph
Click "Generate" to create the social graph based on probability of a persona likely to be following another.
Export the social graph and re-import into the persona library.
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