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Fork of ICE-8 Social Network Graph

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Created on Apr 13, 2023

This example shows a social network graph with ten named people (such as VIni, Srija, and Gomaze) connected by weighted links. The visualization uses a force-directed layout created with `d3.layout.force()`, where node positions are calculated based on gravity, charge, and link distance. Data is loaded from a `network.json` file, and nodes are rendered as colored circles with labels in SVG. Link widths scale with the square root of each connection’s weight, while nodes support drag interactions through `force.drag`. The code loads both d3 v4 and an older v2 script, though only the v4 API appears active.

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