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When a diagram gets complex, there are a lot of crossing edges, and some can clearly be avoided.
Where is the algorithm that controls that? Is there a way to adjust the time or complexity at which it stops trying to improve the crossing to increase that a little bit to see if things improve for my poor diagram?
Thanks
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What I did is manually changed the order in which the edges are defined and the diagram improved a little bit. Maybe if I test the algorithm in the answer above I can get better results since more combinations will be tested.
When a diagram gets complex, there are a lot of crossing edges, and some can clearly be avoided.
Where is the algorithm that controls that? Is there a way to adjust the time or complexity at which it stops trying to improve the crossing to increase that a little bit to see if things improve for my poor diagram?
Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: