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Tree with rectangular links

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Last edited Aug 6, 2021

Created on Aug 5, 2021

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This interactive visualization displays a hierarchical tree structure of the Flare data set, using rectangular links with horizontal and vertical segments to connect parent and child nodes. Built with d3.js (v6), the visualization uses the d3.tree() layout algorithm to position nodes in a radial arrangement, where each node is represented by a rectangle and text label. The tree can be expanded or collapsed by clicking on nodes, with smooth transitions (250ms duration) animating the repositioning of nodes and links via d3.transition() and tweening. The layout dynamically adjusts its viewBox to fit the current tree extent, and nodes with children are highlighted with red strokes, while leaf nodes use green.

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