Proximity Drawability: A Survey (extended abstract)

Di Battista, Giuseppe and Lenhart, William and Liotta, Giuseppe (1995) Proximity Drawability: A Survey (extended abstract). [Conference Paper]

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Abstract

Increasing attention has been given recently to drawings of graphs in which edges connect vertices based on some notion of proximity. Among such drawings are Gabriel, relative neighborhood, Delaunay, sphere of influence, and minimum spanning drawings. This paper attempts to survey the work that has been done to date on proximity drawings, along with some of the problems which remain open in this area.

Item Type:	Conference Paper
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Deposited By:	Selbach, Anna
Deposited On:	02 Dec 2004
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