Graph Visualization ToolkitsDogrusoz, Ugur and Feng, Qing-Wen and Madden, Brendan and Doorley, M. and Frick, Arne (2002) Graph Visualization Toolkits. [Journal (On-line/Unpaginated)] Full text not available from this repository.
Official URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.1109/38.974516
AbstractMany diagrams encountered in numerous areas can be modeled as graphs. Examples include UML diagrams, PERT charts, network maps, electrical diagrams, and Web site maps. Graph drawing, or layout, is the positioning of nodes (objects) and the routing of edges (relations) in a graph in order to produce an aesthetically pleasing, comprehensible drawing of the underlying data. Visualizing such graphs has become essential in software and e-commerce, knowledge management, bioinformatics and many more areas. The Graph Layout Toolkit and the Graph Editor Toolkit, developed at Tom Sawyer Software, provide sophisticated application frameworks for graph modeling, layout, and visualization.
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