Gato 1.2.4

[’n’, ‘Gato the Graph Animation Toolboxn’, ‘n’, ‘Gato, the Graph Animation Toolbox http://gato.sf.net by Alexandern’, ‘Schliep and Winfried Hochstaettler, is a LGPL-licensed Pythonn’, ‘application which animates algorithms on graphs. It uses Tkinter andn’, ‘runs on Unix, MacOS, Linux and Windows.n’, ‘n’, ‘It is primarily a teaching tool, but can also be useful in research onn’, ‘algorithm design and engineering, for example by demonstrating effects ofn’, ‘heuristics.n’, ‘n’, “It is used in CATBox (Springer 2010, see authors’ websiten”, ‘https://schliep.org/CATBox) by Winfried Hochstaettler and Alexandern’, ‘Schliep. CATBox is a textbook on combinatorial optimization on graphsn’, ‘(traversals, minimal spanning trees, shortest paths, maximum flows,n’, ‘min-cost flows, cardinality and weighted matching) which uses Gato ton’, ‘provide interactive animations and exercises for all algorithms.n’, ‘Animations can be viewed in the desktop app or saved as HTML filesn’, ‘with a JavaScript and SVG-based player for online viewing. Seen’, ‘https://schliep.org/CATBox/WebGato/index.html for examples.n’, ‘n’, ‘Gato and CATBox have been used in university classrooms for severaln’, ‘years by us and colleagues on several continents at the undergraduaten’, ‘and graduate level. Winfried Hochstaettler is a professor inn’, ‘mathematics at the FernUniversitaet Hagen, Germany and Alexandern’, ‘Schliep is an associate professor in computer science at Gothenburgn’, ‘University, Sweden.n’, ‘n’, ‘Gato is Copyright (C) 2016-2020 Alexander Schliep, Copyrightn’, ‘1998-2015, Alexander Schliep and Winfried Hochstaettler, and Copyrightn’, ‘1998-2001 ZAIK/ZPR, Universitaet zu Koeln, Germany.n’, ‘n’, ‘WebGato, the included standards-compliant JavaScript-player whichn’, ‘allows to play animation created with Gato on the web, is licensedn’, ‘under the GPL version 3 or later. It has been developed by Scottn’, ‘Merkling and Alexander Schliep and is copyright (C) 2014-20n’, ‘AlexanderSchliep, and copyright (C) 2014-16 Scott Merkling.n’, ‘n’]