Simultaneous FPQ-Ordering and Hybrid Planarity Testing

Liotta, Giuseppe; Rutter, Ignaz; Tappini, Alessandra

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-38919-2_51

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“…-RCI-NodeTrix (RC). This is a variant of the NodeTrix model, introduced in [40,41]. The difference with the NodeTrix model is that in each adjacency matrix, the row and the column associated with the same node may have different indices, in order to save some crossings between inter-cluster edges.…”

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A User Study on Hybrid Graph Visualizations

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Didimo²,

Fabrizio³

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Hybrid visualizations mix different metaphors in a single layout of a network. In particular, the popular NodeTrix model, introduced by Henry, Fekete, and McGuffin in 2007, combines node-link diagrams and matrix-based representations to support the analysis of real-world networks that are globally sparse but locally dense. That idea inspired a series of works, proposing variants or alternatives to NodeTrix. We present a user study that compares the classical node-link model and three hybrid visualization models designed to work on the same types of networks. The results of our study provide interesting indications about advantages/drawbacks of the considered models on performing classical tasks of analysis. At the same time, our experiment has some limitations and opens up to further research on the subject.

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