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Tree ICE 8

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GGuntupalli Mohan kalyan
Last edited Apr 12, 2026
Created on Apr 12, 2026
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This example shows a hierarchical tree of the technology industry, with a root node for "Technology" branching into software, hardware, and e-commerce categories, each leading to specific companies. The visualization uses d3.hierarchy and d3.tree to compute the layout, then renders SVG paths for links and distinct shapes—rectangles for the root, orange circles for categories, and green circles for leaves—with labels positioned below each node.

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