Gabriel Graph

A Gabriel Graph is a way to connect points (like locations) based on proximity. For each pair of points, we draw a line if there's no other point inside the circle that has those two points as its diameter. This means connections only exist between very close points, ensuring the network reflects natural, nearby relationships. It’s often used in geography, computer science, and network design to model efficient, nearby connections without cluttering the display with unnecessary links. The Gabriel Graph helps identify the most relevant neighbors in a set of points, emphasizing local structure and proximity.