ICE-8(Network Chart)

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ICE-8(Network Chart)

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Last edited Apr 12, 2023

Created on Apr 12, 2023

This network chart visualizes a small graph of seven people (e.g., Uday, Jayanth, Vishwa) and their weighted connections, rendered as red circular nodes and black links. Built with D3.js v4, it uses `d3.layout.force()` to apply a force-directed layout (with gravity, distance, and charge parameters) and enables node dragging via `force.drag`. Node labels display names, and link thickness reflects each edge’s weight from `graphFile.json`. The SVG canvas is 900×670, with styles defined in CSS.

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