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Visualizing custom algorithms on custom data
The Next CEO of Stack OverflowAlgorithm to return all combinations of k elements from nBest algorithm for detecting cycles in a directed graphWhat is the best algorithm for an overridden System.Object.GetHashCode?What's the Hi/Lo algorithm?What is the difference between a generative and a discriminative algorithm?Ukkonen's suffix tree algorithm in plain EnglishImage Processing: Algorithm Improvement for 'Coca-Cola Can' RecognitionHow to find time complexity of an algorithmWhat is the optimal algorithm for the game 2048?python draw a graph with custom text
I have a custom graph algorithm and graph with some additional data in it, and I want to create a tool which creates this graph (Shape and size will be asked via UI) and then modifies it in some way. I tried simple forms and then processing the data with python, outputting and showing a graphviz converted to png. Graphviz makes edgeless graphs in an ugly way - they are in one line.
My goal is to create something more interactive, and user friendlier. My friends recommended me to do this in Unity, although, I have no experience with it. And internet recommends me javascript, but I have been always avoiding web as much as I could... So my Weapons are: Python, Java, C++ (I prefer Python). The tool is not meant to be commercial, it is for educational purposes only. Maybe there is really some simple way I am still missing. I want something similar to this: https://www.cs.usfca.edu/~galles/visualization/BTree.html
python-3.x algorithm data-visualization graph-theory graph-visualization
asked Mar 7 at 16:43
JirxJirx
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I have a custom graph algorithm and graph with some additional data in it, and I want to create a tool which creates this graph (Shape and size will be asked via UI) and then modifies it in some way. I tried simple forms and then processing the data with python, outputting and showing a graphviz converted to png. Graphviz makes edgeless graphs in an ugly way - they are in one line.
My goal is to create something more interactive, and user friendlier. My friends recommended me to do this in Unity, although, I have no experience with it. And internet recommends me javascript, but I have been always avoiding web as much as I could... So my Weapons are: Python, Java, C++ (I prefer Python). The tool is not meant to be commercial, it is for educational purposes only. Maybe there is really some simple way I am still missing. I want something similar to this: https://www.cs.usfca.edu/~galles/visualization/BTree.html
python-3.x algorithm data-visualization graph-theory graph-visualization
asked Mar 7 at 16:43
JirxJirx
1
What is your question?
– Scott Hunter
Mar 7 at 16:46
If you have a specific problem with some code you have used, please show a minimal, complete, verifiable example. Otherwise this is too broad for the Stack Overflow format.
– mkrieger1
Mar 7 at 16:50
Graphviz lets you specify node positions.
– Nico Schertler
Mar 7 at 17:05
I am rather looking for a recommendation, what is the best way to visualize custom algorithms, step by step.
– Jirx
Mar 7 at 17:16
add a comment |
I have a custom graph algorithm and graph with some additional data in it, and I want to create a tool which creates this graph (Shape and size will be asked via UI) and then modifies it in some way. I tried simple forms and then processing the data with python, outputting and showing a graphviz converted to png. Graphviz makes edgeless graphs in an ugly way - they are in one line.
My goal is to create something more interactive, and user friendlier. My friends recommended me to do this in Unity, although, I have no experience with it. And internet recommends me javascript, but I have been always avoiding web as much as I could... So my Weapons are: Python, Java, C++ (I prefer Python). The tool is not meant to be commercial, it is for educational purposes only. Maybe there is really some simple way I am still missing. I want something similar to this: https://www.cs.usfca.edu/~galles/visualization/BTree.html
python-3.x algorithm data-visualization graph-theory graph-visualization
asked Mar 7 at 16:43
JirxJirx
1
I have a custom graph algorithm and graph with some additional data in it, and I want to create a tool which creates this graph (Shape and size will be asked via UI) and then modifies it in some way. I tried simple forms and then processing the data with python, outputting and showing a graphviz converted to png. Graphviz makes edgeless graphs in an ugly way - they are in one line.
My goal is to create something more interactive, and user friendlier. My friends recommended me to do this in Unity, although, I have no experience with it. And internet recommends me javascript, but I have been always avoiding web as much as I could... So my Weapons are: Python, Java, C++ (I prefer Python). The tool is not meant to be commercial, it is for educational purposes only. Maybe there is really some simple way I am still missing. I want something similar to this: https://www.cs.usfca.edu/~galles/visualization/BTree.html
python-3.x algorithm data-visualization graph-theory graph-visualization
python-3.x algorithm data-visualization graph-theory graph-visualization
asked Mar 7 at 16:43
JirxJirx
1
asked Mar 7 at 16:43
JirxJirx
1
asked Mar 7 at 16:43
JirxJirx
1
asked Mar 7 at 16:43
JirxJirx
1
asked Mar 7 at 16:43
JirxJirx
1
1
What is your question?
– Scott Hunter
Mar 7 at 16:46
If you have a specific problem with some code you have used, please show a minimal, complete, verifiable example. Otherwise this is too broad for the Stack Overflow format.
– mkrieger1
Mar 7 at 16:50
Graphviz lets you specify node positions.
– Nico Schertler
Mar 7 at 17:05
I am rather looking for a recommendation, what is the best way to visualize custom algorithms, step by step.
– Jirx
Mar 7 at 17:16
add a comment |
What is your question?
– Scott Hunter
Mar 7 at 16:46
If you have a specific problem with some code you have used, please show a minimal, complete, verifiable example. Otherwise this is too broad for the Stack Overflow format.
– mkrieger1
Mar 7 at 16:50
Graphviz lets you specify node positions.
– Nico Schertler
Mar 7 at 17:05
I am rather looking for a recommendation, what is the best way to visualize custom algorithms, step by step.
– Jirx
Mar 7 at 17:16
What is your question?
– Scott Hunter
Mar 7 at 16:46
What is your question?
– Scott Hunter
Mar 7 at 16:46
If you have a specific problem with some code you have used, please show a minimal, complete, verifiable example. Otherwise this is too broad for the Stack Overflow format.
– mkrieger1
Mar 7 at 16:50
If you have a specific problem with some code you have used, please show a minimal, complete, verifiable example. Otherwise this is too broad for the Stack Overflow format.
– mkrieger1
Mar 7 at 16:50
Graphviz lets you specify node positions.
– Nico Schertler
Mar 7 at 17:05
Graphviz lets you specify node positions.
– Nico Schertler
Mar 7 at 17:05
I am rather looking for a recommendation, what is the best way to visualize custom algorithms, step by step.
– Jirx
Mar 7 at 17:16
I am rather looking for a recommendation, what is the best way to visualize custom algorithms, step by step.
– Jirx
Mar 7 at 17:16
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If you have a specific problem with some code you have used, please show a minimal, complete, verifiable example. Otherwise this is too broad for the Stack Overflow format.
– mkrieger1
Mar 7 at 16:50
Graphviz lets you specify node positions.
– Nico Schertler
Mar 7 at 17:05
I am rather looking for a recommendation, what is the best way to visualize custom algorithms, step by step.
– Jirx
Mar 7 at 17:16