Social Media Network Group graph

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Social Media Network Group graph

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Last edited Jul 10, 2022

Created on Jul 10, 2022

This example visualizes a small social media network as a force-directed group graph, showing connections between named individuals across three groups. It loads node and link data from a JSON file using `d3.json`, and applies `d3.layout.force` with gravity, distance, and charge parameters to position nodes in an SVG canvas. Circles represent people, labeled with their names, and green links with stroke widths proportional to link weight show relationships. Nodes are draggable via `force.drag`, and the tick handler updates link coordinates and node transforms in real time.

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