WPS Co-occurrence Network on macOS FAQ

Last updated:July 20, 2026

Common questions about WPS Co-occurrence Network on macOS usually focus on analysis scenarios, chart interpretation, and data display optimization; this FAQ includes 4 common questions and a glossary.

FAQ

What scenarios is a Co-occurrence Network chart suitable for?

  1. A Co-occurrence Network chart is suitable for showing relationships and co-occurrence frequency between fields.
  2. Common scenarios include tag co-occurrence, keyword relationships, and user interest mapping.
  3. It is useful when you need to review relationship strength quickly in a dashboard.

How should I read a Co-occurrence Network chart?

  1. Larger nodes usually indicate that a field appears more frequently.
  2. Thicker link lines usually indicate that two fields appear together more often.
  3. If two nodes are not connected, there is no direct relationship shown between them.

What can I do if there are too many nodes to read clearly?

  1. Open the Data Filter option in the Type and Data settings.
  2. Reduce the amount of data with filter conditions so that only the most important nodes remain.
  3. Combine filtering with layout and style adjustments to improve readability.

Why does the chart show only a limited number of relationships?

  1. Check whether the data source contains enough related records.
  2. If the dataset is too small, the chart may show fewer link lines.
  3. You can adjust the data range or switch to a more complete data source and generate the chart again.

Glossary

TermDefinition
Co-occurrence NetworkA chart used to show co-occurrence relationships between fields or objects, usually through nodes and connecting lines.
NodeA visual element in the chart that represents a field, tag, or object.
Link lineA line connecting two nodes to show that a co-occurrence relationship exists between them.
Data FilterA setting used to limit the data range before the chart is generated.