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Basic Graph Vis

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CCatalina Vajiac
Last edited Mar 12, 2022
Created on Mar 4, 2022
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A force-directed graph of three connected nodes (Alice, Bob, Carol) rendered as black circles and links on an SVG canvas. The d3.forceSimulation API, with forceManyBody, forceLink, and forceCenter forces, continuously updates node positions via its tick event, which React state captures to re-render circles at each frame. The simulation runs with an alpha of 0.1, producing a basic animated layout.

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