ICE 8 Tree Diagram

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ICE 8 Tree Diagram

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Last edited Apr 8, 2025

Created on Apr 8, 2025

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This example presents a hierarchical tree diagram of streaming platforms, genres, and titles using D3.js v7. It visualizes the parent-child relationships among Netflix, Hulu, and their respective categories and shows, with node colors representing depth levels. The code uses the `d3.stratify` and `d3.tree` APIs to structure and layout the data, and constructs curved links with `d3.linkHorizontal`. The SVG rendering applies a static layout with colored circles and labels, based on a hardcoded dataset of streaming services and their content.

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