Silverlight based Force Directed Graph

by mheydt 2. October 2008 00:40 >
I've been getting the force directed graph port from flex done.  The conversion from flex to silverlight was fairly easy, but I took a lot of time to get the structure of the actionscript cleaned up into better programming patterns.  It's still rudimentary at this point, but I should get it fairly well stabilized in the next week of so.  Here's a screenshot:



The # in the upper left corner is the # of iterations processed to get the graph to this point.  The direction algorithm stops after motion drops below a specific limit.  3816 is the total iterations done during adding 8 nodes, linking and unlinking them.  Typically, there is just a few hundred iterations per action to stabilize - not too bad.

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