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SANKEY Experiment

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CCaparino
Last edited Jun 5, 2022
Created on Jun 4, 2022
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This visualization uses a Sankey diagram to trace the flow of job applicants through a hiring pipeline, from sources like LinkedIn and referrals to outcomes such as "Interview" and "Hired." The interactive SVG graphic allows users to drag node rectangles to rearrange the layout, with the connecting links updating their paths in real time. Built with React and D3.js v4, the code loads data from a CSV file (sankey.csv) and implements custom node positioning through the `d3.drag` API, demonstrating a hand-crafted Sankey layout algorithm rather than a dedicated library.

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