Visualizing Network Relationships Scott Murray Abstract—The vast majority of network visualizations are based on simple graphs and are rendered with connecting lines that communicate only one binary value: network node - Force-based algorithms - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Visualizing Network Relationships Scott Murray Abstract—The vast majority of network visualizations are based on simple graphs and are rendered with connecting lines that communicate only one binary value: network node Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-07-26 10:08:01 Open Document File Size: 712,27 KB Share Result on Facebook City Sebastopol / Cheshire / / Company Scale-Free Networks / O'Reilly Media Inc. / Relationship Visualizer / IEEE Press / Clustered Social Networks / / / Facility Massachusetts College of Art / / IndustryTerm legible labeling systems / social networks / software tool / exhaustive search / telephone call duration / / Organization Massachusetts College of Art and Design / National Academy of Sciences / UC Berkeley / / Person Ben Fry / Jan Kubasiewicz / Joe Quackenbush / Scott Murray Abstract / Brian Lucid / Scott Murray / / Position author / network administrator / / Product Node Duplication / / ProvinceOrState Connecticut / / PublishedMedium Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences / Computer Graphics / / Technology alpha / cellular telephone / PDF / / SocialTag Graph drawing Computer graphics Scientific modeling Graph Visualization Force-based algorithms Line graph Multiple edges Information visualization Graph theory

Visualizing Network Relationships Scott Murray Abstract—The vast majority of network visualizations are based on simple graphs and are rendered with connecting lines that communicate only one binary value: network nodeAdd to Reading List