Re: graph visualization software

Hilary wrote:


> I'm an undergrad working on a research project and I am responsible for
> the graph visualization. I am new to all of this and am spending a lot
> of time researching the various tools available, such as graphviz and
> daVinci. I am still reading many topics in newsgroups, so I am sorry
> if this question is redundant, but I wanted to know if anyone could
> recommend a well-documented tool which has the following capabilities:


try tulip, a gui tool for massive graphs:


http://www.tulip-software.org/


> - A way to control part of the graph layout (like assign certain
> vertices to specific layers and then minimize the number of crossing
> edges)


yes


> - Interactive


yes


> - Easy to incorporate within the system (C++) and have a feedback
> between the visualization and the rest of the system


it's written in c++


> - Add numerous attributes to edges/vertices for the display


yes


> - Free and/or open source


os


> - Display potentially large graphs (10^7-10^8 vertices) in reasonable
> time


quite good


> - Easy to have a GUI for it


Okay, it is a framework, but to me it appeared to be a gui.


I haven't tried it for two years, but now that we are talking about it i
think i should.


Regards
    - Robert Figura


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