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    JaxoDraw

    JaxoDraw

    JaxoDraw: Feynman Diagrams made easy!

    JaxoDraw is a tool to generate Feynman diagrams in a mouse click-and-drag fashion. Graphs can be exported to a variety of graphics formats and arbitrary latex code can be used for labels to produce high-quality publishing-style figures.
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    QuickPlot

    QuickPlot

    Simple user interface for gnuplot aimed for reflectometry data

    Graphical user interface for gnuplot to create publication quality figure very quickly. It supports templates for fast formatting of graphics, different plot styles, insets, axis and label options. One important feature is storing metadata in png and pdf files that can be used to reload any graph saved with QuickPlot.
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    RaTrav

    mean first passage times and node occupancies calculations

    RaTrav tool was designed to support computational biology studies where mean first-passage times (MFPTs) between initial and single or multiple final states in network-like systems are used. The tool approves arbitrary networks (graphs) where a dynamics of the Markovian type takes place. Two methods are made available for which their efficiency is strongly dependent on the topology of the defined network: the combinatorial Hill technique and the Monte Carlo simulation method. References: M. Torchala, P. Chelminiak, M. Kurzynski and P. A. Bates, 'RaTrav: a tool for calculating mean first-passage times on biochemical networks', BMC Syst. ...
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    The igraph library

    The igraph library

    Library for creating and manipulating graphs

    This is a library for creating and manipulating graphs with focus on speedy operations for large, sparse graphs.
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    Class library written in C++ using OpenGL to display results of simulations. Offers quick creation of coordinatesystems, graphs, tables, objcts and fonts.
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    GraphWriter is an easy to use C++ library for creating graphs.
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    JPlot is a multi-purpose data plotting program for use as the graphic front-end of (scientific) software. JPlot is also available as a stand-alone application with a complete and easy-to-use graphic user interface (GUI).
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