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SSaikiran2029
Last edited Apr 4, 2022
Created on Apr 3, 2022
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This network map visualizes a small LinkedIn-style social graph, showing eight people as labeled circles and their connections as orange weighted lines. The graph uses a force-directed layout with D3’s `d3.layout.force()` to position nodes, with gravity, charge, and distance parameters controlling the spacing. The HTML/SVG canvas is built with `d3.select`, and node positions are updated on each tick via the force layout’s `on("tick")` event, while link thickness reflects the `weight` field from the JSON data.

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