AND, 500 Days of Summer is a gorgeous, wonderful movie that you must see. Now. Right after you play around with the Hello Graph Generator.
Maheen
I'm going to resume work on an open math problem related to Delauney graphs today. I'm very excited about it. In the meantime, here's a small component of a software I worked on this semester. It's called the Hello Graph Generator and is inspired by the Hello World programs of the world. The software version of it is called Concept Map Generator. I just made up the names. AND, 500 Days of Summer is a gorgeous, wonderful movie that you must see. Now. Right after you play around with the Hello Graph Generator. Maheen
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soumynona
12/28/2009 07:01:57 pm
Wow, LOOKS impressive - which means I don't know how to use it. Care to give sample instructions?
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maheen
12/28/2009 08:12:21 pm
Clicking on New Node makes a new node. All nodes are called hello. You can drag these nodes around. If you click on a node (i.e. a hello button) a button bar appears on the top. If you have more than one node on your graph you can use this bar to draw edges between nodes. Edges can be labeled or non labeled. To do things to your edges you can select them and a (different) button bar would appear on the top.
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soumynona
12/28/2009 10:53:56 pm
Oh, sorry! I get it, its a concept map generator, simply! The first time, I clicked the Delauney Graphs, and seeing the pictures on the wikipedia article, thought that your generator would produce something similar, some 3d node-objects or something.
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