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      <description>Abstract The increasing interest in social networks, knowledge graphs, protein-interaction, and many other types of networks has raised the question how users can explore such large and complex graph structures easily. In this regard, graph exploration has emerged as a complementary toolbox for graph management, graph mining, or graph visualization in which the user is a first class citizen. Graph exploration combines and expands database, data mining, and machine learning approaches with the user eye on one side and the system perspective on the other.</description>
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