Visualizing collaboration dynamics in the Computational Geometry community through co-authorship graphs, implying insights into community structure.
We analyze and visualize collaboration within the Computational Geometry community by modeling co-authorship relations as a graph, where nodes correspond to individual researchers and edges represent shared publications. By aggregating and time-slicing conference data, we construct a dynamic representation of the community that supports both interactive visualization and structured search.
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