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Graph layout algorithm is a brute force n-body, with algorithmical complexity of O(n^2), with n the number of nodes. There are algorithms that achieve at least O(n*log(n)) complexity, but they require a b-tree creation. We need to investigate at how many nodes the nlog(n) algorithm starts to make sense and whether or not this is actually useful in real life due to data pollution.
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Graph layout algorithm is a brute force n-body, with algorithmical complexity of O(n^2), with n the number of nodes. There are algorithms that achieve at least O(n*log(n)) complexity, but they require a b-tree creation. We need to investigate at how many nodes the nlog(n) algorithm starts to make sense and whether or not this is actually useful in real life due to data pollution.
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comment in dbd2586.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: