ICE8_Tree

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Created on Apr 12, 2026

A hierarchical tree diagram visualizes the relationships among technology topics, with a red root node, blue first-level children, and green deeper descendants. The implementation uses d3.stratify to convert flat parent-child data into a hierarchy, then positions nodes with the d3.tree layout. The SVG rendering draws black connecting lines between linked nodes and places text labels offset from each circular node, clearly displaying the branching structure from Technology down to AI, Web, ML, NLP, Frontend, and Backend.

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