My Social Network Visualization

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My Social Network Visualization

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Created on Mar 29, 2023

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This example presents a social network as an interactive node-link diagram, where red circles represent individuals and weighted red lines show connections between them. Seven people, including Prathyusha, Kavi, and Teja, are arranged within a force-directed layout that positions related users closer together. The visualization uses the D3.js v4 library with the older `d3.layout.force` API to simulate physical forces of gravity, charge, and link distance, enabling smooth movement as nodes are dragged. Node labels appear in green, and the diagram is rendered as an SVG, with data loaded from an external JSON file containing node names and link weights.

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