Today is our second meeting in a month (mother of god...) and no doubt will focus on how to improve on the conference paper, and if the School budget will allow me to even present at the conference. I would like to take this chance to say "small papers are the best!", due to the ease of writing and not having to explain everything in the explaining of everything, everwhere.
There is no much else to discuss this week, but in the mean time, here are some graph drawings from the past month. For each of the images, the drawings from the coarseing tree/contraction approximation are on the left, and those from the quadtree/octree are on the right. Click on the image to view in higher quality.
10x10x10 cubic grid
1000 vertices 2700 edges
3025, a 55x55 square grid
3025 vertices 5940 edges
3025 edit, the 55x55grid from above with opposite corners connected by edges
3025 vertices 5942 edges
data
2851 vertices 15093 edges
whitaker3 (supposed to be a rectangular drawing but some part of my algorithm forces this warping)
9800 vertices 28989 edges
3elt
4720 vertices 13722 edges
4elt
15606 vertices 45878 edges
finan512
74752 vertices 261120 edges
sierpinski10
88575 vertices 177147 edges
dime20
224843 vertices 336024 edges
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