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An algorithm visualization tool for jupyter notebook to show animation for vector, table, linked list, tree and graph data structures.
Algviz is an algorithm animation engine for your Python code in Jupyter, which supports multiple data structures such as vector
, table
, linked_list
, tree
and graph
.
Vector | Table | Tree | Graph |
---|---|---|---|
You can get live algorithm animation after bringing some algviz interfaces to your algorithm. For example, this code below shows the bubble sort algorithm:
import algviz
def bubble_sort(data):
viz = algviz.Visualizer(0.5)
vector = viz.createVector(data, cell_size=(40, 160), histogram=True)
for i in range(len(vector)):
for j in range(len(vector)-i-1):
if vector[j] > vector[j+1]:
vector.mark(algviz.cRed, j)
vector.mark(algviz.cGreen, j+1)
viz.display()
vector.swap(j, j+1)
else:
vector.mark(algviz.cRed, j+1)
vector.mark(algviz.cGreen, j)
viz.display()
vector.mark(algviz.cGray, len(vector)-i-1, hold=True)
vector.removeMark(algviz.cGray)
viz.display()
bubble_sort([5, 4, -2, 1, -1, 3])
The rendered animation looks like this:
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Please follow this installation guide to setup algviz.
This tutorial gives you a quick start on using algviz.
All the API references can be found at algviz API reference.
Algviz uses GNU general public LICENSE. You can use it freely for learning and communication. For the commercial usage, please contact the author.
Any form of contribution is welcomed! Please feel free to report a bug or create a pull request.
If you want to share your algorithms using algviz, you can create a PR from this repo: 👉 algviz-launch.
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An algorithm visualization tool for jupyter notebook to show animation for vector, table, linked list, tree and graph data structures.
We found that algviz demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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