Change the stabilization limit for this layout algorithm.
The stabilization is a number between 0 and 1 that indicates how close to
stabilization (no nodes need to move) the layout is. The value 1 means
the layout is fully stabilized. Naturally this is often only an
indication only, for some algorithms, it is difficult to determine if the
layout is correct or acceptable enough. You can get the actual
stabilization limit using
#getStabilizationLimit(). You can get
the actual stabilization using
#getStabilization().
Be careful, most layout classes do not use the stabilization limit, this
number is mostly used the process that control the layout, like the
LayoutRunner for example. The stabilization limit is only an
indication with a default set for each layout algorithm. However this
default can be changed using this method, or by storing on the graph an
attribute "layout.stabilization-limit" (or "layout.stabilisation-limit").
The convention is that the value 0 means that the process controlling the
layout will not stop the layout (will therefore not consider the
stabilization limit). In other words the layout will compute endlessly.