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Pprashanth yamala
Last edited Jul 10, 2022
Created on Jul 10, 2022
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This interactive social network graphic visualizes the relationships among ten individuals grouped into four clusters. The visualization uses a force-directed layout, where nodes are connected by weighted links displayed as blue lines. Node labels show names, and circles represent each person. The example employs D3.js, specifically the `d3.layout.force` API for physics-based positioning and drag-and-drop interaction. It loads node and link data from `graphFile.json` and renders the network as SVG elements.

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