Node-link diagrams are widely used in information visualization to show relationships among data. However, when the size of data becomes very large, node-link diagrams will become cluttered and visually confusing for users. In this paper, we propose a novel controllable edge clustering method based on Delaunay triangulation to reduce visual clutter for node-link diagrams. Our method uses curves instead of straight lines to represent links and these curves can be grouped together according to their relative positions and directions. We further introduce progressive edge clustering to achieve continuous level-of-details for large networks. © Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2007
AbstractNumerous information visualization techniques are available for utilizing and analyzing larg...
Graph visualization plays an increasingly important role in software engineering and information sys...
A tremendous increase in the scale of graphs has been witnessed in a wide range of fields, which dem...
Node-link diagrams are widely used in information visualization to show relationships among data. H...
Effectively visualizing complex node-link graphs which depict re-lationships among data nodes is a c...
Graphs have been widely used to model relationships among data. For large graphs, excessive edge cro...
Graphs have been widely used to model relationships among data. For large graphs, excessive edge cro...
The objective of the thesis is to explore graph layout and edge clustering to improve graph visibili...
The classic method to depict graphs is a node-link diagram where vertices (nodes) are associated wit...
Highlighted edges fade from blue (source) to red (target) to indicate direction. Divided edge bundli...
Most graph layout algorithms strive to present an uncluttered view of the graphthat reflects the str...
Network visualisations use clustering approaches to simplify the presentation of complex graph struc...
International audienceIn this paper, we investigate Confluent Drawings (CD), a technique for bundlin...
Graphs depicted as node-link diagrams are widely used to show relationships between entities. Howeve...
Parallel coordinates have been widely applied to visualize high-dimensional and multivariate data, d...
AbstractNumerous information visualization techniques are available for utilizing and analyzing larg...
Graph visualization plays an increasingly important role in software engineering and information sys...
A tremendous increase in the scale of graphs has been witnessed in a wide range of fields, which dem...
Node-link diagrams are widely used in information visualization to show relationships among data. H...
Effectively visualizing complex node-link graphs which depict re-lationships among data nodes is a c...
Graphs have been widely used to model relationships among data. For large graphs, excessive edge cro...
Graphs have been widely used to model relationships among data. For large graphs, excessive edge cro...
The objective of the thesis is to explore graph layout and edge clustering to improve graph visibili...
The classic method to depict graphs is a node-link diagram where vertices (nodes) are associated wit...
Highlighted edges fade from blue (source) to red (target) to indicate direction. Divided edge bundli...
Most graph layout algorithms strive to present an uncluttered view of the graphthat reflects the str...
Network visualisations use clustering approaches to simplify the presentation of complex graph struc...
International audienceIn this paper, we investigate Confluent Drawings (CD), a technique for bundlin...
Graphs depicted as node-link diagrams are widely used to show relationships between entities. Howeve...
Parallel coordinates have been widely applied to visualize high-dimensional and multivariate data, d...
AbstractNumerous information visualization techniques are available for utilizing and analyzing larg...
Graph visualization plays an increasingly important role in software engineering and information sys...
A tremendous increase in the scale of graphs has been witnessed in a wide range of fields, which dem...