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David, Auber (2002) Tulip. [Conference Paper]

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Abstract

This paper briefly presents some of the most important capabilities of a graph visualization software called Tulip1. This software has been developed in order to experiment tools such as clustering, graph drawing and metrics coloring for the purpose of information visualization. The main Tulip's characteristics are: a graph model which allows clustering with data sharing, and a general property evaluation mechanism that makes the most part of the software reusable and easily extendable. This software has been written in C++ and uses the Tulip graph library, the OpenGL library and the QT library [5]. The current version is fully usable and enables to visualize graphs with about 500.000 elements on a personal computer.

Item Type:Conference Paper
Classifications:S Software and Systems > S.001 General
ID Code:495
Deposited By:Arnopolina, Galina
Deposited On:21 Dec 2004
Last Modified:18 Sep 2008 13:08
Alternative Locations:http://www.springerlink.com/openurl.asp?genre=article&issn=0302-9743&volume=2265&spage=435

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