Figure 2.

The Motif Studio web interface. (A) The menu bar, which supports operations like opening and saving motif files, and adding motif primitive components to the current query editor. (B) The “Query Editor”, which is a code editor that supports both DotMotif and Cypher query languages. The syntax-highlighted editor is synchronized in real-time to the motif visualization pane on the right side of the screen. (C) The “Host Graph Selection” panel, which enables selection of BossDB-hosted connectomes, as well as uploading custom graphs from a user’s hard drive. (D) The “Graph Properties” panel, which illustrates common statistical properties of a graph, such as vertex and edge counts, as well as density. This panel also includes a list of node and edge attributes that can be accessed or used in motif queries, and a download pane that supports exporting the currently selected host graph. Supported download formats depend on the host graph. (E) The results panel shows a “Run Query” button when a query is pending and shows a table of results with export functionality to JSON or CSV after the query runs successfully.