Fork of Network Graph

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Fork of Network Graph

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Last edited Apr 2, 2024

Created on Apr 2, 2024

This visualization uses D3’s force simulation to position a network of labeled nodes connected by curved, arrow-tipped edges. The graph is rendered as SVG circles and text, with a semi-transparent node fill and a green background. A d3.zoom behavior allows pan and zoom, while the simulation applies charge, collision, and link forces to lay out the nodes. The code imports node and link data from a dummyData module, and updates the graph on each simulation tick.

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