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Organization Graph Diagram part 2

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Ee-ines
Last edited Jun 2, 2021
Created on Jun 2, 2021

This example shows a force-directed organization graph with a single parent node, two child nodes, and a cluster of leaf nodes, rendered as gray circles with text labels and black connecting lines in an SVG. Using `d3.forceSimulation` with `forceManyBody`, `forceLink`, and `forceCenter`, the layout is computed on each tick, updating circle and line positions. The data is defined in a separate JavaScript module with nodes and links arrays. The parent node is larger, while child and leaf nodes shrink progressively in size.

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