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RT15_Tree structure

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Ttelkapallyrekha@gmail.com
Last edited Apr 3, 2024
Created on Apr 1, 2024
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A hierarchical tree chart visualizes the structure of COVID-19, its variants, symptoms, and associated medications. The interactive SVG animation, rendered with D3.js, displays a root square node for COVID-19, branching into circular nodes for variants like Alpha and Delta, each with prevalence percentages and linked medications, then cascading to symptom sub-nodes with their own frequency percentages. The visualization uses D3's force simulation to dynamically position the tree nodes, with custom colors and node types distinguishing different data levels.

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