ICE-8 : Network Tree

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ICE-8 : Network Tree

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Last edited Apr 3, 2022

Created on Mar 31, 2022

This example shows a small network of named people connected by curved links, where node size and color reflect the number of connections each person has, and links are styled with different thicknesses and red or black colors based on edge values. The visualization uses d3 v5 with a force-directed layout powered by d3.forceSimulation, d3.forceLink, and d3.forceManyBody, rendering nodes as SVG circles with labels and curved paths for links, all draggable via d3.drag. Data is embedded directly in the code as an array of link objects.

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