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My Social Network Visualization

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Pprachow
Last edited Mar 27, 2023
Created on Mar 27, 2023

This social network visualization displays connections between people, with pink circular nodes named and linked by orange lines whose thickness indicates relationship weight. The node-link diagram uses D3.js v4’s force-directed layout (`d3.layout.force`) to position nodes through a physics simulation with gravity, distance, and charge parameters, while supporting drag interaction. The SVG rendering is built using `d3.select` and `d3.json` to load the data from a local `network.json` file, with force ticks updating link coordinates and node transforms during animation.

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