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This tag is to be used only when re-tagging highly(!) off-topic questions where none of the actual tags would make sense; all actual tags the questioner has used are removed and something is needed to have some tag, which is enforced by the software, so this tag is used. However note that this tag is also used in the process of moderators deleting tags. Thus a question having this tag does most of the time not mean that somebody found it off-topic.
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Algorithms for laying out directed graphs?
The documentation for GraphViz (a software package that does this sort of thing) has a number of papers on the subject included.
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