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This example shows an arc diagram where nodes are positioned along the x-axis and connected by curved links, with each node represented as a green circle. The visualization uses D3.js v4 to read a dataset containing node and link information, mapping node names to x-coordinates via a scale. The code selects and enters circle elements for each node, setting their horizontal position using the x scale and placing them at a fixed vertical offset, with the SVG created inside the `#my_dataviz` div.

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