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MK_NetworkVisualization

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MManeesh Kumar
Last edited Nov 10, 2025
Created on Nov 10, 2025

This interactive network visualization shows a conceptual collaboration graph connecting six authors to six papers, with blue squares representing authors and green circles representing papers. The force-directed layout uses d3.forceSimulation with link, many-body charge, center, and collision forces to arrange the bipartite structure. Node colors and shapes encode node type via d3.scaleOrdinal, while hovering highlights connected neighbors. Animated SVG rendering with a fixed tooltip displays node details on interaction.

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