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Fork of Social Network graph

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Last edited Jul 11, 2022

Created on Jul 11, 2022

This visualization shows a small social network of nine named individuals connected by weighted links. The graph uses d3.layout.force to simulate physical forces, positioning nodes with gravity and charge while link thickness reflects each connection’s weight. Nodes appear as green circles with labels, and users can drag them interactively. The code loads data from graph.json, renders everything as SVG, and relies on d3.v4’s force layout and drag behavior.

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