Copy of original project [prefuse/Prefuse](https://github.com/prefuse/Prefuse) with refactoring

Fork [ieg-vienna/Prefuse](https://github.com/ieg-vienna/Prefuse) with refactoring

[Profusians](http://goosebumps4all.net/profusians) is an open source "add on" library for the wonderful prefuse visualization toolkit. It aims to

• provide solutions for tasks on top of prefuse

• inspire other prefuse developer to share their insights about prefuse in form of open source

• help to shape/establish the SOS license

Java classes to extend prefuse. Pleyades platform.

Common Java classes to extend the InfoVis library prefuse [ieg-vienna/ieg-prefuse](http://github.com/ieg-vienna/ieg-prefuse)

[ieg-vienna/TimeBench](http://github.com/ieg-vienna/TimeBench)

[ieg-vienna/EvalBench](http://github.com/ieg-vienna/EvalBench)

[thingumajig/prefuse-caffe-layout-visualization](https://github.com/thingumajig/prefuse-caffe-layout-visualization)

[DocuBurst: Visualizing Document Content using Language Structure](http://faculty.uoit.ca/collins/research/docuburst/index.html)

DocuBurst is the first visualization of document content which takes advantage of the human-created structure in lexical databases. We use an accepted design paradigm to generate visualizations which improve the usability and utility of WordNet as the backbone for document content visualization. A radial, space-filling layout of hyponymy (IS-A relation) is presented with interactive techniques of zoom, filter, and details-on-demand for the task of document visualization. The techniques can be generalized to multiple documents.

Collins, Christopher; Carpendale, Sheelagh; and Penn, Gerald. DocuBurst: Visualizing Document Content using Language Structure. Computer Graphics Forum (Proceedings of Eurographics/IEEE-VGTC Symposium on Visualization (EuroVis '09)), 28(3): pp. 1039-1046, June, 2009.

• [VoCAL](http://code.google.com/p/vocal/)

VoCAL: Protégé OWL plugin for visualizing DL concept expressions

Demos from:

• [markhm/prefuse_demos](https://github.com/markhm/prefuse_demos)

• [qazxiaye/prefuseDemo_NetTopology](https://github.com/qazxiaye/prefuseDemo_NetTopology)

• [roguh/prefusetreevis](https://github.com/roguh/prefusetreevis)

• [tangwing/MovieGraph](https://github.com/tangwing/MovieGraph)

• [luizvarela/grafos_java](https://github.com/luizvarela/grafos_java)

• [dopl/prefuse-example](https://github.com/dopl/prefuse-example)

• [fajran/ubuntu-pkg-vis-prefuse](https://github.com/fajran/ubuntu-pkg-vis-prefuse)

• [projektlp/opticalNetworkVisualize](https://github.com/projektlp/opticalNetworkVisualize)

• [prefuse assistance pool (PAP)](http://goosebumps4all.net/34all/bb/forumdisplay.php?fid=18)

• [dudka.cz/sgvis](http://dudka.cz/sgvis)

• [etc-groups.sourceforge.net](http://etc-groups.sourceforge.net)

• [benari/idot](http://stwww.weizmann.ac.il/g-cs/benari/idot/index.html)

• [YAMVIA](http://code.google.com/p/ivipi/)

YAMVIA is - as the name is giving you a hint - another approach struggling with the perfidies that visualization of large Movie-Databases come along with. YAMVIA is performed by students of the University of Tampere, Finland in the course Information Visualization Project Work. The YAMVIA project was previously ran under the name "GMD - Global Movie Database", but as the project emerged we recognized that we have to choose a more appropriate name in order to the challenges that occured.

Source codes of version 20050114 are taken and added reverse engineering application prefuse-app (20180114)

Of interest is only the implementation of the Hyperbolic tree. The source text of the Hyperbolic Tree has never been published, possibly for patent law reasons.

Reverse engeneering was produced with the help of several java decompilers.

Reverse engineering code is dirty and non stable, but working Hyperbolic tree demo