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qvge
Qt Visual Graph Editor
qvge is a multiplatform graph editor written in C++/Qt. Its main goal is to make possible visually edit two-dimensional graphs in a simple and intuitive way. Please note that qvge is not a replacement for such a software like Gephi, Graphvis, Dot, yEd, Dia and so on. It is neither a tool for "big data analysis" nor a math application. It is really just a simple graph editor :) -
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OSGExplore is being developed from an OSGEdit base. Its purpose is to utilize data visualization methods to explore a scene graph.
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callgraph is a project that provides an algorithm for an optimal vertex positioning of any connected graph in 3D, as well as the library and sample application for viewing graphs in 3D.
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FMesh
NOTE: Use Fltk_Contour insted this code!
NOTE: Use Fltk_Contour insted this code! FMesh is a simply scientific data visualization tool based on OpenGL. FMesh can generate 2D and 3D graph of contour and color maps for any (x,y,z) scattered data set, many other options are included. -
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The X3DToolKit is a developer's API that allows you to load X3D files into a logical graph. That graph can then be traversed and converted into your favorite Graphic Scenegraph or can be rendered using X3DTK's OpenGL scenegraph.
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Dynagraph for Windows is a graph editor and front-end for the platform-independent Dynagraph graph layout engines. It consists of the Montage OLE Client-Server library, COM wrappers for Dynagraph, and graph editing components.
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hmm2gviz is a tool used for converting hidden Markov models generated by HMMER into a graph visualization using Graphviz.
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2D/3D Scene Graph rendering engine for Linux/Unix/Win32 layered atop OpenGL. Supports stereoscopy, volume rendering, 2D/3D texture mapping, picking, LOD and view-dependent operations, cross-platform text, constant-rate rendering and image-based data.
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SGL is a cross-platform, C++, scene graph API for real-time visualization (e.g., vis-sim, gaming, scientific modelling, GIS apps). It manages all the data needed to render a 3D scene using OpenGL.
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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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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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The visualization framework contains a scene graph to manage 3D objects. Processing of input data is handled by operators. Operators have ports which can be connected, so that the evaluted data is passed from one to the next operator.
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