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This interactive network diagram visualizes a graph of interconnected entities, displaying nodes as either circles or squares with sizes and colors that map to a numerical score. The graph reveals a clustered structure where a central node connects to all others. The visualization uses D3.js v3 with an SVG rendering and a force-directed layout (`d3.layout.force`). Node appearances and link colors encode the score values, while mouse interactions highlight connected nodes and allow dragging.

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