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| » 3DCube |
| Description: | A package of recent 3D orthogonal graph drawing algorithms. It is
developed in C++ under Unix. VRML and GML output is available and
OpenGL output is still under development. |
| Contact: | Project Team |
| Licence: | university project |
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| » AGD - A Library of Algorithms for Graph Drawing |
| Description: | AGD is an object-oriented C++ library of algorithms for
handling and drawing graphs.
Requires LEDA. |
| Contact: | http://www.ads.tuwien.ac.at/AGD/people.html |
| Licence: | There are different versions available for academic
and commercial purposes. |
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| » aiSee |
| Description: | aiSee automatically calculates a customizable layout of graphs
specified in GDL (graph description language). This layout is then
displayed and can be printed or interactively explored. |
| Contact: | http://www.absint.com/contact.htm |
| Licence: | Many different license types. Refer to http://www.absint.com/aisee/order.htm for details. |
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| » angela! |
| Description: | angela! is a Natural Graph Editor with Layouting Algorithms for
Unix. It is written in C and uses Tcl/Tk and Tix. |
| Contact: | ? |
| Licence: | Source code and binary versions are freely available. |
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| » daVinci |
| Description: | daVinci is a X-Window visualization tool for drawing directed
graphs automatically in high quality. |
| Contact: | daVinci has been developed by Michael Fr öhlich and Mattias
Werner from the Group of Prof. Dr. Bernd Krieg-Brückner at
University of Bremen, Germany. |
| Licence: | daVinci is licensed free of charge for non-profit use. |
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| » GAT/GET/GLT - Graph Analysis/Editor/Layout Toolkit Product Family |
| Description: | Commercial libraries of graph layout algorithms and a graph
editor. There are Java and C++ versions for Unix and Windows
platforms. |
| Contact: | http://www.tomsawyer.com/corporate.html |
| Licence: | They offer also an university program, for details see http://www.tomsawyer.com/sales.html . |
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| » GDToolkit - Graph Drawing Toolkit |
| Description: | GDToolkit is an object-oriented C++ library for handling and
drawing graphs. It includes a graph editor that can be used
to call several drawing algorithms and a batch layout
generator. Requires LEDA. |
| Contact: | gdt@dia.uniroma3.it |
| Licence: | The license is distributed free of charge for academic research
and teaching, for details see License. |
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| » GRAPPA - A Java GRAph PAckage |
| Description: | A GRAPh PAckage written in Java. It provides an application programming interface (API). |
| Contact: | AT & T Lab research |
| Licence: | GRAPPA is licensed under the same arrangements used
for Graphviz. |
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| » GRIP - Graph dRawing with Intelligent Placement |
| Description: | GRIP is designed for drawing large graphs and uses a
novel multi-dimensional force-directed method together with
fast energy function minimization. The algorithm underlying
the system employs a simple recursive coarsening
scheme. Rather than being placed at random, vertices are
placed intelligently, several at a time, at locations close to
their final positions. The running time and space complexity
of the system are nearly linear. The implementation is in C
using OpenGL for 3D viewing. |
| Contact: | Stephen G. Kobourovand Roman Yusufov |
| Licence: | Freely available (also source code). |
| Evaluated: | additional Information |
| Extension: | A new version of the source code (which supports GraphML and
weighted graphs) -- work on this was done by Thomas Willhalm
and Volker Maag at the University of Konstanz. Documentation (pdf) |
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| » GeomNet |
| Description: | This is an " Internet computing " framework in which a
family of geometric computing servers execute a variety of
geometric algorithms on behalf of remote clients. These can
be either users interacting through a Web browser interface
or application programs connecting directly through sockets. |
| Contact: | ? |
| Licence: | non-commercial |
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| » Ginger |
| Description: | Graph editor for Unix. It uses XPM and Elk (optionally). |
| Contact: | Niels C. Larsen, Martin K. Molzand Kurt Normark |
| Licence: | Ginger is distributed as freeware under the terms of
the GNU General Public License. |
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| » GraVis - The Graph Visualisation Tool |
| Description: | A set of graph drawing tools for Unix and MS-Windows. It supports
hierarchical layouts, a spring embedder, and a graph editor. Output
formats are (among others) Postscript, HPGL, and Gif. |
| Contact: | Project Team |
| Licence: | Freely available for non-commercial use. For details see http://www-pr.informatik.uni-tuebingen.de/GraVis/index.html/availability.html |
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| » GraphPlace |
| Description: | Filter program written in ANSI C that takes a list of nodes and edges
and produces a list of coordinates or a Postscript file. |
| Contact: | Jos van Eijndhoven |
| Licence: | ? |
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| » Graphlet |
| Description: | A toolkit for graph editors and graph algorithms. Available
for Unix and Windows systems. |
| Contact: | Prof. Dr. F.J. Brandenburg |
| Licence: | Binary versions are freely available for non-commercial
use. |
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| » Graphviz |
| Description: | Graphviz is an open source graph drawing software. It is
available for Unix and Windows. Refer to overviewfor details. |
| Contact: | AT & T Lab research |
| Licence: | Graphviz is open source licensed software, see http://www.research.att.com/sw/tools/graphviz/download.html for details. |
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| » Interactive Graph Drawing |
| Description: | A Java applet that provides a graph editor and some drawing algorithms
(force directed, hierarchical, circular). |
| Contact: | The system was implemented primarily by Ulfar Erlingsson, but in collaboration with Mukkai Krishnamoorthy. |
| Licence: | Sources are available on the web page. |
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| » JIGGLE - Java Interactive Graph Layout Environment |
| Description: | JIGGLE is a Java-based platform for experimenting with numerical
optimisation approaches to general graph layout. Its features include
an implementation of the Barnes-Hut tree code and an optimization
procedure on the conjugate gradient method. |
| Contact: | Daniel Tunkelan |
| Licence: | ? |
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| » JUNG |
| Description: | JUNG - the Java Universal Network/Graph Framework--is a
software library that provides a common and extendible language
for the modeling, analysis, and visualization of data that can be
represented as a graph or network. It is written in Java, which allows JUNG -based applications to make use of the extensive built-in
capabilities of the Java API, as well as those of other existing
third-party Java libraries. Refer to overviewfor details. |
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| Licence: | Open-source library |
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| » LEDA - Library of Efficient Data types and Algorithms |
| Description: | Collection of data structures and algorithms. For example:
geometric objects in 2D and 3D, parameterised graphs,
algorithms for finding connected, strongly connected
components. |
| Contact: | Algorithmic Solutions |
| Licence: | Many different licenses. Refer to licenseslicenseslicensesfor details. |
| Evaluated: | additional Information |
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| » Pajek |
| Description: | A package for the analysis of large networks on Windows platforms. It
supports hierarchical and clustered graphs, e.g. an interface for
genealogy. Several variations of 2D and 3D layout algorithms based on
physical models, eigenvalues, and layers are included. Furthermore,
various tools for partitioning, numbering, etc. are provided. |
| Contact: | Vladimir Batageljand Andrej Mrvar |
| Licence: | Binary can be (freely) downloaded from the web page. |
| Evaluated: | additional Information |
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| » Tulip |
| Description: | Tulip software is a system dedicated to the visualization of huge
graphs. |
| Contact: | ? |
| Licence: | GNU GPL |
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| » VCG - Visualization of Compiler Graphs |
| Description: | A tool to produce layered drawings of directed graphs. Various Unix
platforms are supported and there exists also a Windows 3.1 port. The
main design goal has been speed. It can be used interactively or as a
command line tool. |
| Contact: | sander@cs.uni-sb.de |
| Licence: | GNU GPL |
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| » VGJ - Visualizing Graphs with Java |
| Description: | Visualizing Graphs with Java. Currently, there is mainly the graph
editor distributed under the GNU general public license. The data
format is GML. Some basic algorithms for trees as well as a spring
embedder are included. |
| Contact: | Dr. Carolyn McCreary |
| Licence: | GNU General Public License, Version 2. |
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| » visone - analysis and visualization of social networks |
| Description: | visone is a tool for analysing and visualising social
networks. It is specifically designed to allow experts and novices
alike to apply innovative and advanced visual methods with ease and
accuracy. |
| Contact: | Project Team |
| Licence: | visone is free for academic and research purposes, and no
registration is required. Refer to http://visone.info/download/ for details. |
| Evaluated: | additional Information |
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| » yFiles |
| Description: | The yFiles are Java packages that form a framework
for the development of applications, which need to visualise
graphs. Included are diverse graph layout and labeling
algorithms, graph viewer/editor components (2D and 3D) and
demo applications. |
| Contact: | Project Team |
| Licence: | Many different license types are provided, for details see licenses. |
| Evaluated: | additional Information |
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