Search Results for "hyperbolic visualization"

REDUCE is a portable general-purpose computer algebra system. It is a system for doing scalar, vector and matrix algebra by computer, which also supports arbitrary precision numerical approximation and interfaces to gnuplot to provide graphics. It can be used interactively for simple calculations (as illustrated in the screenshot below) but also provides a full programming language, with a syntax similar to other modern programming languages. REDUCE supports alternative user interfaces...

WordNet Browser with Treebolic's hyperbolic rendering (see https://treebolic.sourceforge.net)

GeomSpace is interactive geometry software for different geometric spaces. You can build your own universe of any dimension and with any geometry. You can choose Euclidean, elliptic, hyperbolic, Galilean, Minkowskii, de Sitter among other spaces.

... in version 2.0: hyperbolic grid generation to create higher quality grids in a fraction of the time compared to elliptic grid generation. Elliptic grid generation is still available also. Smooth airfoil surface spacing is handled automatically with user-controlled clustering parameters. Also included is a visualizer written in Python with matplotlib.

Graph visualization using hyperbolic geometry (hyperbolic trees, but also general graphs). Applications cover web site structures, topic maps, organisational charts and wikis.

Developed in Java programming language, this software lets its users view and manipulate hierarchical data structures represented as a hyperbolic trees.

Hyperview3d allows the visualization of hyperbolic geometry models. Specifically the Klein , Poincare , Weierstrass and Gans model. It allows switching between one model to the other and user defined texture mapping onto the 3D model.

An hyperbolic tree visualization java library, to implement hyperbolic tree easily. See http://www.inxight.com for explanations and examples.

GPLconx is an educational visualization tool that allows exploration of lines and conic sections in three models of 2-D hyperbolic geometry.

Ontorama is a hyperbolic-like RDF browser.