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A force-directed network diagram maps a graph of nodes and links, with node color and size encoding a categorical or quantitative dimension. The visualization uses d3.forceSimulation to calculate node positions and a Canvas rendering context to draw the connections and circles. Interactivity includes dragging nodes and a legend. The data appears to be synthetic or preloaded, with no external file fetch.

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