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Network chart

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Eeravellisaimeghana
Last edited Apr 4, 2022
Created on Apr 4, 2022
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This network chart visualizes a small social graph of seven individuals across four groups, with links between them weighted to indicate relationship strength. The visualization uses a force-directed layout to position nodes, with each node rendered as a circle accompanied by a text label. The code employs the `d3.layout.force` API from D3 v4 to simulate the physical forces that arrange the nodes, and users can click and drag nodes to reposition them. Links are drawn as lines with stroke widths proportional to the weight data from the `graphFile.json` source, and the SVG canvas is styled with a tan background and green node circles.

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