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gvmap

creates geographical-style maps from graphs

TLDR

Create map from graph

$ gvmap [input.gv] > map.gv
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Cluster similar nodes
$ gvmap -e [input.gv] > clustered.gv
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Add color
$ gvmap -c [input.gv] > colored.gv
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Specify output
$ gvmap -o [output.gv] [input.gv]
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SYNOPSIS

gvmap [options] [files]

DESCRIPTION

gvmap creates geographical-style maps from graphs. It groups related nodes into regions and generates map-like visualizations.
The tool analyzes graph structure to cluster nodes into countries or regions. It adds visual styling to create appealing map layouts.

PARAMETERS

FILES

Input DOT files.
-o FILE
Output file.
-e
Group similar nodes.
-c
Add coloring.
-a K
Grouping strength.
-?
Display help information.

CAVEATS

Part of Graphviz package. Works best with clustered graphs. May require layout preprocessing.

HISTORY

gvmap was developed as part of Graphviz at AT&T Labs for creating geographical-style graph visualizations.

SEE ALSO

dot(1), neato(1), sfdp(1)

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