*Follow-up* idea: facet grid graph plotting. Perhaps two options/functions: (1) select different graphs from the graph group (different coordinates on different axes), (2) plot the same graph with different drawing kwargs. A specific example came up in utopia!212: - [ ] @herdeanu started a [discussion](https://gitlab.com/utopia-project/utopia/-/merge_requests/212#note_63772): (+3 comments) > A quick question: I sometimes need to calculate the length-sorted connected components of one or many graphs (e.g. multiple time steps). I create them using this meta-configuration (not yet very elegant). It returns an `xr.DataArray` of the connected components of one graph. > > ```yml > calculate_connected_components: > transform: > - operation: callattr > args: [!arg 0] > kwargs: > attr: create_graph > at_time_idx: !kwarg at_time_idx > - operation: import_and_call > args: [networkx, connected_components, !dag_prev ] > tag: cc_generator > - lambda: "lambda x: sorted(x, key=len, reverse=True)" > - call: [!dag_prev , !dag_tag cc_generator] > tag: cc > - lambda: "lambda cc: [len(s) for s in cc]" > - call: [!dag_prev , !dag_tag cc] > - xr.DataArray: !dag_prev > ``` > > Do I understand it correctly that with the new interface it would be possible to easily visualize at least the biggest component of a graph or alternatively all the components as single frames if I pass the resulting `xr.DatArray` on to the new plot function? > > It would be really nice, if in the follow-up (FacetGrid) the interface would allow to plot the n biggest connected components column (row)-wise. :) Do you think that this would be possible to integrate @jeremiastraub ? :)