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An Eclipse plug-in and KDE application to visually and interactively explore arbitrary graphs (collections of nodes and edges) specified in the Graph eXchange Language (GXL).
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A graph layout optimizer based on the iterative application of laws of physics instead of using finite-pass algorithms.
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Designed for non-expert scientists considering to use VR, Aura presents an easy-to-understand C++ API that extends basic available low-level graphics facilities like OpenGL or Direct3D with scene graph management paradigms and a VR programming framework.
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TouchGraph provides a set of interfaces for graph visualization using force-based layout and focus+context techniques. For now only older code is available, but we are planning to release new versions as well.
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A Scene-Graph-API based on Aura (see http://aura.sourceforge.net). We are programming in C++ and will support Linux and Win32-Platforms. Scenes which are in 3DS-format can be imported. Other modifications include gameprogramming-algorithms.
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A server/client suite that enables a client device to send data through a network, where it will be eventually plotted by the server. It will plot to an X/Y type graph which will autoscale. The server will allow multiple clients to connect and send data
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ThunderGraph is another java charting library intended to draw 2D graphs. Additionally, it contains a package that presents a live component implementing zoomable, scrollable and 'hintable' graph. Written for JDK 1.1+, it may be used in MS IE applets.
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QFDL is module for Qt 2.x (and higher) witch implemets Force Directed Layout (method for displaying graphs in user-friendly 2D graphics). The construction of the graph in runtime is fully animated (nice to watch).
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Solid is a library for collision detection of three-dimensional objects undergoing rigid motion and deformation. Solid is designed to be used in interactive 3D graphics applications using a VRML-like scene graph.
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An object oriented Java package that can be used to store 3-D graphs and perform various functions on them, arranging nodes with a spring embedder and generating VRML output. Visit http://vrmlgraph.i-scream.org.uk for documentation and examples.
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PHPGraphs is a set of graphing classes for php. The basic graph types are line, point, area, and bar. Also, an advanced TimeSeries graph is included. PHPGraphs supports large numbers of large sized data sets.
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Infomap is a Java component for displaying and manipulating nodal data. It gives the user the ability to visualize large graph or tree structures by means of expanding and collapsing portions of the structure and by easily zooming in and out.
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Ged(Pluginable Graph Editor) is modern visual Graph Editor, written on java, with pluginable interface for different algorithms on graph's and different graph's formats.
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RectaGraphTrace aims to assist in step-by-step visualization of graph search algorithms by displaying graphs and automating the creation and correction of graph traces such as those that a student would produce while manually executing a search.
