Social Network Graphic

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Social Network Graphic

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Last edited Apr 3, 2022

Created on Apr 3, 2022

This interactive social network graphic visualizes connections among six individuals (Pawan, Shiva, Manikanta, Vamshi, Ashwin, and Laxman) using a force-directed layout. Nodes are rendered as blue circles with labels, while orange links between them have stroke widths proportional to relationship weight. The visualization uses D3 v4 and v2 APIs, specifically `d3.layout.force()`, to simulate node attraction and repulsion, enabling click-and-drag repositioning of nodes. The graph data originates from `graph.json`, and the SVG output updates node positions and link coordinates on each simulation tick.

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A bare minimum HTML page demonstrating use of CSS and JavaScript.

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