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Peter Eades

Peter D. Eades (born January 8, 1952) is an Australian computer scientist, a professor in the School of Information Technologies at the University of… 
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Cluster analysisComputer scientistCrossing number (graph theory)Force-directed graph drawing

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2015
2015
Microbial stress in rock habitats
Micro-organisms are the most abundant and diverse form of life on Earth. Their ability to tolerate stress has enabled them to… 
Review
2010
Review
2010
Interactive Visualization Techniques for Searching Temporal Categorical Data
Temporal data has always captured people's imagination. Large databases of temporal data contain temporal patterns that can lead… 
2010
2010
Repetita juvant! A reply to Gwilym Eades
2008
2008
Familiar Layouts Generation for Metabolic Pathway Graph Visualization
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1997
1997
Gould's petrel Pterodroma leucoptera off South-Western Australia
Gould’s Petrel Pterodroma leucoptera is a gadfly petrel that, within Australia, breeds only at Cabbage Tree Island, New South… 
1996
1996
Some Three-Dimensional Graph Drawing Algorithms
In order to realise the potential bene ts of three{dimensional (3D) display of relational information, there is a need for e… 
1991
1991
Aboriginal english: an introduction. by Diana Eades
tag=1 data=Aboriginal english: an introduction. by Diana Eades tag=2 data=Eades, Diana tag=3 data=Vox, tag=5 data=5 tag=6… 
1990
1990
First Aboriginal Doctors
The staff and students of Aboriginal Liaison Office and the Faculty of Medicine shared their views on the occasion of the… 
1982
1982
Some remarks on the permanents of circulant (0,1) matrices
Some permanents of circulant (0,1) matrices are computed. Three methods are used. First, the permanent of a Kronecker product is… 
1976
1976
Some asymptotic results for orthogonal designs: II
In a recent manuscript « Some asymptotic results for orthogonal designs » Peter Eades showed that for many types of orthogonal… 
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