WPS Co-occurrence Network on Windows FAQ

Last updated:July 22, 2026

Common questions about WPS Co-occurrence Network usually focus on use cases, chart interpretation, and data display control; this FAQ covers 4 frequent questions.

FAQ

What kinds of analysis is a Co-occurrence Network suitable for?

  1. A Co-occurrence Network is suitable for analyzing relationships between fields.
  2. Common scenarios include tag co-occurrence, keyword relationships, and interest relationship analysis.
  3. It is especially useful when you want to review both node frequency and connection strength at the same time.

How should I read a Co-occurrence Network chart?

  1. Larger nodes usually indicate fields that appear more often.
  2. Thicker links usually indicate that two fields appear together more frequently.
  3. If two nodes have no connecting line, there is no direct relationship shown between them.

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

  1. Start by narrowing the data range with Data Filter.
  2. Keep the number of nodes under control so the chart does not become crowded.
  3. Then use node colors and chart elements to improve readability.

Why should I check the preview before confirming changes?

  1. Settings in Type & Data and Chart Style directly affect the chart result.
  2. Reviewing the preview first helps you confirm whether the current setup matches your analysis goal.
  3. After that, click OK to reduce repeated adjustments.

Glossary

TermDefinition
Co-occurrenceA situation where two or more fields appear together within the same data range.
NodeA single object in the network chart that represents a field, tag, or keyword.
Link lineA line connecting two nodes to show that a relationship exists between them.
Data FilterA control used to limit the data range for the chart so you can focus on a specific analysis target.