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小母馬

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On the Characterization of Level Planar Trees by Minimal Patternsn-planar (.) patterns. Fowler and Kobourov [7] later proved that the set of patterns was incomplete and added two additional patterns. In this paper, we show that the characterization is still incomplete by providing new . patterns not included in the previous characterizations. Moreover, we introdu

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Upward Planarization Layouthical graphs in that respect. The outcome of this method is an ., a planarly embedded graph in which crossings are represented by dummy vertices. However, straight-forward approaches for drawing such UPRs lead to quite unsatisfactory results. In this paper, we present a new algorithm for drawing UPR

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More Flexible Radial Layoutround the origin. Such constraints frequently occur in the layout of social or policy networks, when structural centrality is mapped to geometric centrality, or when the primary intention of the layout is the display of the vicinity of a distinguished node. We extend stress majorization by a weighti

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Port Constraints in Hierarchical Layout of Data Flow Diagrams state-of-the-practice. The KIELER framework aims at improving this by offering novel user interaction techniques, enabled by automatic layout of the diagrams. In this paper we present extensions of the well-known hierarchical layout approach, originally suggested by Sugiyama et al. [22], to support

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Fast Edge-Routing for Large Graphsies. Recent work in this area involves finding shortest paths in a tangent-visibility graph. However, construction of the full tangent-visibility graph is expensive, at least quadratic time in the number of nodes. In this paper we explore two ideas for achieving faster edge routing using approximate

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Leftist Canonical Orderingngs has been known for a while, it is rather complicated to understand and implement, and the output is not uniquely determined. We present a new approach that is simpler and more intuitive, and that computes a newly defined leftist canonical ordering of a triconnected graph which is a uniquely dete

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