Hi, In some visualization I need the CircleLayout. But the pb in the actual implementation of this layout that some nodes could appear over (or very very near of) some other nodes; while some other nodes appear with a very high distance from the rest (see the attached picture). This way visualizations does not scale well and we have the pb of overheads. In the attached picture I specified the layout as following: view circleLayout scaleBy: 50. If I increase the number of scale the view will be very very large and if I decrease it we will have a lot of overheads.
Could we do something for ameliorating this layout?
do you know an another layout that work well for cases that we could have ad-hoc edges between a large number of nodes? (I tested the ForceBasedLayout and unfortunately it does not work well for such a case as in the attached picture)
best wishes, hani
Hi Hani,
I think you forgot to attach the pictures :)
Doru
On Mar 13, 2008, at 5:31 PM, Hani ABDEEN wrote:
Hi, In some visualization I need the CircleLayout. But the pb in the actual implementation of this layout that some nodes could appear over (or very very near of) some other nodes; while some other nodes appear with a very high distance from the rest (see the attached picture). This way visualizations does not scale well and we have the pb of overheads. In the attached picture I specified the layout as following: view circleLayout scaleBy: 50. If I increase the number of scale the view will be very very large and if I decrease it we will have a lot of overheads.
Could we do something for ameliorating this layout?
do you know an another layout that work well for cases that we could have ad-hoc edges between a large number of nodes? (I tested the ForceBasedLayout and unfortunately it does not work well for such a case as in the attached picture)
best wishes, hani
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On Mar 13, 2008, at 17:33 PM, Tudor Girba wrote:
Hi Hani,
I think you forgot to attach the pictures :)
Doru
On Mar 13, 2008, at 5:31 PM, Hani ABDEEN wrote:
Hi, In some visualization I need the CircleLayout. But the pb in the actual implementation of this layout that some nodes could appear over (or very very near of) some other nodes; while some other nodes appear with a very high distance from the rest (see the attached picture). This way visualizations does not scale well and we have the pb of overheads. In the attached picture I specified the layout as following: view circleLayout scaleBy: 50. If I increase the number of scale the view will be very very large and if I decrease it we will have a lot of overheads.
Could we do something for ameliorating this layout?
do you know an another layout that work well for cases that we could have ad-hoc edges between a large number of nodes? (I tested the ForceBasedLayout and unfortunately it does not work well for such a case as in the attached picture)
best wishes, hani
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