GVF
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Latest version: 1.36
Added 2005-06-24
The Graph Visualization Framework is a set of design patterns and approaches that can serve as an example for applications that either manipulate graph structures or visualize them. The libraries implement several basic modules for input, graph management, property management, layout, and rendering. Some modules could be made to operate independently with some modification. For example, the graph management module can, in principle, be used as the data structure part of a program which doesn't necessarily use visualization.
Features:
* Open source multi-platform (written in Java).
* Multiple Views for graph comparison
* Nested layout
* Graph Editing with Undo History
* Exports views to SVG, JPG, PNG, and BMP.
* Layouts include Reingold-Tilford (hierachical - adapted for DAG's), Fruchterman-* Reingold (force-directed), Radial, Ring, Barycentric, Random
* Built in filters and thresholding
* Add your own: Pluggable layouts, metrics, clusterings, coloring.
* Reads GML, GraphXML, and CNS (Newick Format)
* Focus+context "fish-eye" interaction
Built for Java |
Free or free version available |