Force Directed Graph

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Force Directed Graph

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Last edited Nov 25, 2020

Created on Nov 6, 2020

This visualization employs a force-directed graph to display a dataset of 410 linked nodes, loaded from a TSV file. The d3-force simulation, using `forceSimulation`, `forceLink`, and `forceManyBody`, positions the nodes with link thickness proportional to edge weight. Nodes are colored by a group value, and interactive dragging with `d3.drag` and zooming with `d3.zoom` are enabled. A separate, non-interactive adjacency matrix, built with `d3.select` and `reorder`, is shown but not linked to the graph.

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