my playground for understanding

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my playground for understanding

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Last edited May 29, 2021

Created on May 28, 2021

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This example shows a force-directed network of cricket-related nodes, arranged with d3.layout.force where the graph’s nodes are dragged and connected by links. The visualization uses d3.v3 and SVG circles and lines, with colors assigned via d3.scale.category10. Node names match cricketers and organizations, while the edges are defined manually in the data. The graph responds to mouseover by adding a title tooltip and a stroke highlight, and the simulation updates node and edge positions on each tick.

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