Creating Visualisations of Random Graphs I've got some code in C that produces a whole load of random geometric graphs and finds the proportion that percolate in order to estimate the full connection probability. However I need to produce some kind of visualisation i.e. images of the graphs (not all of them, essentially just one example). Moreover I need to check (not essential) that the graphs produced look right (according to my domain). Does anyone know of a good way of taking an adjacency matrix and a position matrix (the nodes have positions in Euclidean space) and producing some kind of visualisation? Sorry to post this here, I thought someone from maths may have done this before. Cheers.

If you have access to Mathematica, then you just need to perform $$ \verb bAdjacencyGraph[A,VertexCoordinates->Coordinates]b $$ where $A$ is your adjacency matrix, and $\verb bCoordinatesb$ is a list of the form $$ \\{\\{x_1,y_1\\},\\{x_2,y_2\\},\ldots,\\{x_n,y_n\\}\\} $$