Links tagged “graph”
13 links, newest first.
janusgraph.org
Open-source distributed graph database for graphs of billions of vertices and edges, backed by Cassandra, HBase or Bigtable and queried through Apache TinkerPop.
nicolas.loeuillet.org
Traduction française de « Git from the inside out » de Mary Rose Cook, qui explique le fonctionnement interne de Git commande par commande, à partir de son graphe d'objets.
electricmonk.nl
A step-by-step explanation of dependency resolution over a graph, with Python code that derives an install order and detects circular dependencies.
pyqtgraph.org
Home of PyQtGraph, a pure-Python graphics and GUI library built on PyQt/PySide and numpy for scientific and engineering applications.
networkx.readthedocs.io
Documentation for NetworkX, the Python library for creating, manipulating and studying graphs and networks.
python.org
An essay on representing graphs with plain Python dictionaries and lists, with code for finding a path and the shortest path between two nodes.
marvl.infotech.monash.edu
cola.js, a JavaScript library that adds constraint-based layout to graph and diagram drawing in the browser, usable alongside D3.
square.github.io
Home page of Cubism.js, a D3 plugin for time-series visualisation that renders incrementally on canvas to drive real-time dashboards from sources such as Graphite.
code.shutterstock.com
Rickshaw is an open-source JavaScript toolkit for creating interactive time-series graphs and charts
sigmajs.org
Home page of Sigma.js, a JavaScript library that renders and lets you interact with large network graphs in the browser using WebGL.
visjs.org
vis.js is a dynamic, browser-based visualization library
neopythonic.blogspot.fr
Guido van Rossum's stack-based depth-first algorithm for finding a cycle in a directed graph, written to stay independent of how the graph itself is represented.
graphite.wikidot.com
Home page of Graphite, a monitoring stack that stores numeric time-series metrics (Carbon, Whisper) and renders graphs from them on demand (Graphite-web).











