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Pseudo Non-ribbon Chord Diagram

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Eeugorgomes@gmail.com
Last edited Jun 28, 2026
Created on Jun 27, 2026
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This example shows a circular layout of twenty blue nodes, with a set of randomly generated straight connections drawn between them to suggest a chord diagram without the usual curved ribbons. The visualization is built entirely with the native SVG API, creating circles for nodes and line elements for links. Node positions are computed manually using trigonometric functions to place each point evenly around a 150-pixel radius, while links are generated by selecting random pairs of nodes from the array. A solid blue color and consistent stroke width keep the rendering simple and compact.

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