– Node color indicates the selected facet where the keyword is located. Our  example has two node colors: light blue and dark blue. The keywords  “leak”, “use,” and “find” belong to the Verb facet (light blue), while the  keywords “orange juice”, “apple juice,” and “chocola” belong to the Product  facet (dark blue). – When you move the mouse pointer over a particular node, the facet name,  keyword, and frequency are displayed, as shown in Figure 6-21. GLYPH<SM590000> Link color shows the rank of the correlation index. The link in red has a higher  correlation value than a yellow link color.  GLYPH<SM590000> Link length reflects how tightly the two nodes are correlated. The higher that  correlation is between two nodes, the shorter the length of the link is. GLYPH<SM590000> Do not allow nodes to overlap GLYPH<SM590000> Link length corresponds to correlation values GLYPH<SM590000> Node size corresponds to frequency values You can modify the rendering behavior of the Connections view from the  Connections  tab in the Preferences window. The following settings are among  some of the settings that are configurable:  Figure 6-21 Tooltip showing the facet name, keyword, and frequency of the node  Chapter 6. Content analytics miner: Views  195