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The layout algorithm is based on the work of Yee and his associates, and the underlying mechanics have been further described in papers and talks at conferences on Information visualization, on Museums and the Web, and on distance education. The algorithm was developed by Michael Douma and colleagues at, starting in 2005. There is a 'focus' node, and users change focus from node to node. Nodes can contain any content (formatted text, images, videos, etc.) or links to other nodes or content. The layout is adaptive, changing as the user clicks from node to node, to minimize cluttering. Key aspects of the method are publicly described. It also uses an approach similar to hyperbolic trees to reduce sizes far from the focus node. SpicyNodes is a radial tree layout engine, modified using force-based algorithms, bias controls, and variable pivot point. Too few, and the layout becomes a string of pearls. A typical implementation requires an average of 2-10 linked/child nodes per node. Balanced branches – Layouts only make sense if there are balanced branches with fewer than two dozen child nodes.Displays a subset – Only a limited number of nodes can fit on a typical screen at once, which requires a large enough screen to fit the nodes, and means it is usually not possible to display all the nodes simultaneously.Conversely, node layouts are inefficient for reading contiguous pieces of content in a linear manner. Since the number of nodes increases exponentially with the number of orbits, a user can find a piece of information in only N clicks/taps, while navigating a space of X N nodes, where X=average nodes per orbit. Non-linear – Users can jump from node to node, or descend into a tree to find specific information.Visual browsing – Similar to other concept mapping tools, SpicyNodes allows authors to display visual thoughts and links between information, and publish an information map for users to browse.It is a generic method, with uses ranging from dynamic poetry, to mind mapping and concept mapping. When the user browses, nodes appear and disappear, and the layout rearranges to fit. In a typical implementation, only child and ancestor nodes are displayed. As the user navigates (changes focus) from node to node, a root path traces the path back to the home node. Each child node can be linked to other child nodes. SpicyNodes displays a central node, orbited by related (child) nodes. It has ended operation as of 1 January 2018

It has web (Flash) and mobile (iOS) implementations. SpicyNodes was a system for displaying hierarchical data, in which a focus node displays detailed information, and the surrounding nodes represent related information ( Focus + Context), with a layout based on radial maps.

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