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This example visualizes CSS color names as an interactive network, mapping each color as a node with connections to its nearest neighbors based on RGB color distance. It uses d3.forceSimulation to position the nodes with collision detection, while a color swatch and the color name label are rendered for each node. The data originates from v3 and is processed in index.html, with node filtering and display logic handled through d3's selection and event methods. The graph reveals clusters of similar hues, offering a spatial view of the CSS color palette.

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