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Visual Querying and Exploring of Large Multilayer Graphs

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Figure 1: Our approach being used to explore a co-authorship network. (a) The Query view allows to build the query and start the query process to retrieve the results
Figure 2: At the left, visual elements on the query depict suggested edges. At the right, the query including newly added suggested edges.

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