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Last edited Nov 16, 2021

Created on Oct 26, 2021

This visualization shows the bipartite clause structure of an English sentence, using a force-directed graph to lay out words grouped by their grammatical roles (effector, theme, predicate, periphery). The graph displays nodes for each word or phrase, with links connecting core arguments to the predicate, and colored rectangles grouping related units like the core and clause. It uses D3’s `forceSimulation` with a many-body strength, and for layout it relies on the WebCola library via `d3adaptor` to handle grouping and overlap avoidance. The data is structured JSON from the meaning matcher, and the canvas is used to measure text width for node sizing.

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A graph diagram representing the network of connections of the Kenneth Rainin Foundation.

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