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    • Social network analysis is vital across many fields.
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    • Spectrum-based analysis offers new insights into network structures.

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    • To propose a novel visual-analytics approach for network visualization.
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    • To provide advanced interactive analysis functions for network data.

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    • Utilizing spectrum-based analysis for network layout.
    • Employing a three-stage node projection and dispersion in k-dimensional spectral space.
    • Developing interactive filtering of nodes and edges based on global topology.

    Main Results:

    • A new network layout determined by node distribution in spectral space.
    • Enhanced capabilities for interactive exploration of network structures.
    • Meaningful filtering of network components that preserve global topology.

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    • The proposed visual-analytics approach offers advanced functions for network visualization.
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    • Interactive filtering aids in understanding complex network topologies effectively.