What are YOU using Grph for?

[Luc Hogie]

If you are a Grph user, we are interested to know what purpose you are using it for. Would you mind describing your work in a few words?

Thanks a lot,
Luc.

[mokhtar...@gmail.com]

Hello,

I am a Phd student, I work in the field of shape matching and recognition.
I would like implement a method based on graph clustering. My method operate on 3D models, where vertexes represent graph nodes, and distances between vertexes are interpreted on edges.
So, I have been build the graph corresponding to a model (C++), and I'll tray to calculate the graph distance matrix to partition vertexes into clusters using the Grph library (I hope!).

Best,
Bil.

[anhra...@gmail.com]

Hello, I am working on a project where monthly and yearly report has to be generated. This project is to be submitted to my college at end of february, 2015.

[ilia...@gmail.com]

i am cs student and i am using in it to implement all the automata course theoreme
and visualise the result and its cooooooool

[nacer....@gmail.com]

I want to use Graph to represent ontologies, and develop similarity measures based on concepts hierarchy.
Would you guide me to get started ?

[Luc Hogie]

Hi Nacer,

What do you need for this? YOU are the expert in your own field. ;)

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[nacer....@gmail.com]

I have first to convert the ontology into its corresponding concept. Then, I use you library to do some statistics (ex; number of hypernyms of a concepts).

[andrew....@gmail.com]

Hi Luc,

Thanks so much for this. I'm using it to scale up our prototype GPS-SNR mapping (really SLAM) algorithm that is based on Loopy Belief Propagation. I've been using Neo4j as the persistent graph store and Grph as the in memory buffer. It's quite a nice combination! I should say that my first try with JGraphT did not perform very well at all, but Grph made all the difference. Thanks again!

Andrew
PhD Candidate, UC Santa Barbara

[Luc Hogie]

Hi Andrew,

Glad to know that Grph is useful to you. :)

Best,

Luc

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