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Graphviz
Arif Bilgin, John Ellson, Emden Gansner, Stephen North
Graphviz
is a set of graph visualization tools, user interfaces, filters and libraries.
This work has been one of the cornerstones of our research for more than
ten years. One goal is to automatically produce good concrete diagrams of
graphs and networks, that approach hand-made diagrams in quality.
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Information Visualization Research and AT&T Labs researcher
Bill Cheswick
collaborated with
Lumeta Corp. and
Matt Dresdner at Mercury Seattle to make
artwork for an Internet map poster. Click on the image at
the right to download the poster (3.2 meg PDF file).
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Recent work in graphviz is aimed at problems of scale. There are many problems
whose solution involves rendering and interacting with networks whose
size ranges from thousands to hundreds of thousands of nodes. In 2008
we expect to release sfdp for layout and a compatible OpenGL-based
viewer named smyrna.
Graphviz has been applied to hundreds of projects.
Source code and binary executables for common
platforms are available.
See graphviz.org for information.
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