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A mediawiki extension supplying a set of parser functions to generate and display graphviz, freemind and hypergraph graphs from the content of a semantic mediawiki, and parsing an uploaded freemind file.
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MyGraph is a easy-to-use library to draw graphs using data stored with MySQL database. The goal is to insert graph in HTML page with very few code, just selecting scales and the graph type.
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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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DynaGraph creates dynamic graphs based on data selected from a database query. Using PHP, DynaGraph accesses a MySQL database, and uses the results to plot information to a bar graph in the GIF format, using gd1.3.
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