
doi: 10.1109/38.974516
handle: 11693/24741 , 11693/10953
The authors have created two toolkits that allow developers to easily integrate graph visualization capabilities into custom software applications. The Graph Layout Toolkit (GLT) provides interfaces for modeling, drawing, and automatically laying out graphs. The Graph Editing Toolkit (GET) provides a customizable display and editing layer, which facilitates rapidly developing tools that visualize data in the form of graphs. The authors present an architectural overview of these tools and discuss the challenges encountered during implementation and integration of theory and research results into such tools, In particular, they discuss automatic graph layout and labeling algorithms and complexity management techniques. In addition, they present examples of applications using these tools.
Computational Complexity, Graph layout toolkit, Graph Layout Toolkit, Batch layout generator, Graphical user interfaces, Computer Programming, Graph Application Programming Interface, Computer programming, Graph Editing Toolkit, Computer graphics, Graph editing toolkit, Graph application programming interface, Computer Graphics, Computer Workstations, Graphical User Interfaces, Database Systems, Visualization, Computer aided software engineering, Computer workstations, Semantics, Computational complexity, Visualization, Batch Layout Generator, Database systems, Batch Layout Generator, Computer Aided Software Engineering
Computational Complexity, Graph layout toolkit, Graph Layout Toolkit, Batch layout generator, Graphical user interfaces, Computer Programming, Graph Application Programming Interface, Computer programming, Graph Editing Toolkit, Computer graphics, Graph editing toolkit, Graph application programming interface, Computer Graphics, Computer Workstations, Graphical User Interfaces, Database Systems, Visualization, Computer aided software engineering, Computer workstations, Semantics, Computational complexity, Visualization, Batch Layout Generator, Database systems, Batch Layout Generator, Computer Aided Software Engineering
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