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# [Measure Maze: Visualizing Measure Dependencies Using Semantic Link & Network Analysis](https://fabric.guru/measure-maze-visualizing-measure-dependencies-using-semantic-link-network-analysis?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

Python package to analyze dependencies in a Power BI semantic model

Oct 26, 2023 · 13 min read · fabric.guru  
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## Written by

[Sandeep Pawar](https://hashnode.com/@PawarBI)

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[Sandeep Pawar](https://hashnode.com/@PawarBI)

[Jul 12, 2025](https://hashnode.com/posts/measure-maze-visualizing-measure-dependencies-using-semantic-link-network-analysis/653adbb30a9daa2a298b82b5/comment/687295d07593a0a33f631efb)

I built mine when Labs didn't exist. Start with Labs first.

[Richard](https://hashnode.com/@richard1001)

[Jul 11, 2025](https://hashnode.com/posts/measure-maze-visualizing-measure-dependencies-using-semantic-link-network-analysis/653adbb30a9daa2a298b82b5/comment/68712f775cf1cabc2d0b02da)

Hi Sandeep, thanks for sharing this and other articles, very helpful. May I ask if this is still best practice following the latest and greatest out of Semantic Link Labs and all the great thinks Michael K has done? I just want to know which direction to take before I start, thanks a lot.