In this paper we present a novel approach to the layout problem of 2-dimensional graph-based diagrams. We introduce a framework for efficiently solving constrained layout problems encompassing geometrical and graph-based algorithms especially dedicated to the generation of diagrams. These concepts as well as the aesthetics for the readability of diagrams are presented by introducing FADE 1 . FADE is a user-parametrizable framework for the generation of EXPRESS-G diagrams. Our present implementation is discussed considering extensions to other classes of graphs and layout problems. Additionally, competitive approaches in this domain and their limitations are critically reviewed. 1 Introduction Interactive visual modeling plays an import...
Abstract. We present a new application for graph drawing in the con-text of graphical model-based sy...
One challenge in node-link diagrams is how to efficiently provide a node placement or layout that wi...
Linear layouts are a simple and natural way to draw a graph: all vertices are placed on a single lin...
Abstract In this paper we present a novel approach to the layout problem of graph-based 2-dimensiona...
This chapter presents a framework for developing diagram applications. The diagrams refer to those g...
Many algorithms for graph layout have been devised over the last 30 years spanning both the graph dr...
We propose a set of layout operations ensuring flexible and convenient interactive editing of commun...
Network visualization is essential for understanding the data obtained from huge real-world networks...
We compare a collection of graph drawing algorithms implemented in our Graph Ed system. We report on...
Many diagrams encountered in numerous areas can be modeled as graphs. Examples include UML diagrams,...
Automatic graphic object layout methods have long been studied in these application areas in which g...
Most current graph layout technology does not lend itself to interactive applications such as animat...
The graph is structure used to display relations between entities. It is used in many fields of huma...
In an interactive environment such as a visual language editor, it is not sufficient to apply the sa...
This paper contains details of new criteria for graph layout, based on the concepts used in graphica...
Abstract. We present a new application for graph drawing in the con-text of graphical model-based sy...
One challenge in node-link diagrams is how to efficiently provide a node placement or layout that wi...
Linear layouts are a simple and natural way to draw a graph: all vertices are placed on a single lin...
Abstract In this paper we present a novel approach to the layout problem of graph-based 2-dimensiona...
This chapter presents a framework for developing diagram applications. The diagrams refer to those g...
Many algorithms for graph layout have been devised over the last 30 years spanning both the graph dr...
We propose a set of layout operations ensuring flexible and convenient interactive editing of commun...
Network visualization is essential for understanding the data obtained from huge real-world networks...
We compare a collection of graph drawing algorithms implemented in our Graph Ed system. We report on...
Many diagrams encountered in numerous areas can be modeled as graphs. Examples include UML diagrams,...
Automatic graphic object layout methods have long been studied in these application areas in which g...
Most current graph layout technology does not lend itself to interactive applications such as animat...
The graph is structure used to display relations between entities. It is used in many fields of huma...
In an interactive environment such as a visual language editor, it is not sufficient to apply the sa...
This paper contains details of new criteria for graph layout, based on the concepts used in graphica...
Abstract. We present a new application for graph drawing in the con-text of graphical model-based sy...
One challenge in node-link diagrams is how to efficiently provide a node placement or layout that wi...
Linear layouts are a simple and natural way to draw a graph: all vertices are placed on a single lin...