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Constraint-based Force-directed Layouts

Constraint-Based Force-Directed Layouts is a force-directed graph layout method that incorporates user-defined or algorithmically derived constraints to guide the positioning of nodes, thereby restricting their movement or spatial relationships during the optimization of edge lengths and node distribution.

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    Paweł Gajer

    Johns Hopkins University, United States

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    Stephen Kobourov

    University of Arizona, United States

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    Michael T. Goodrich

    Johns Hopkins University, United States

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    Baltimore, United States

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    Irvine, United States

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