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Planar Drawings of Plane Graphs
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Given a plane graph G, we wish to find a drawing of G in the plane such that the vertices of G are represented as grid points, and the edges are represented as straight-line segments between their endpoints without any edge-intersection. Such drawings are called planar straight-line drawings of G. An additional objective is to minimize the area of the rectangular grid in which G is drawn. In this paper first we review known two methods to find such drawings, then explain a hidden relation between them, and finally survey related results.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information Vol.E83-D No.3 pp.384-391
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- 2000/03/25
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- INVITED SURVEY PAPER
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- Graph Algorithms
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Shin-ichi NAKANO, "Planar Drawings of Plane Graphs" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information,
vol. E83-D, no. 3, pp. 384-391, March 2000, doi: .
Abstract: Given a plane graph G, we wish to find a drawing of G in the plane such that the vertices of G are represented as grid points, and the edges are represented as straight-line segments between their endpoints without any edge-intersection. Such drawings are called planar straight-line drawings of G. An additional objective is to minimize the area of the rectangular grid in which G is drawn. In this paper first we review known two methods to find such drawings, then explain a hidden relation between them, and finally survey related results.
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