Family Network graph

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Family Network graph

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Last edited Jul 9, 2022

Created on Jul 9, 2022

This example shows a family network graph, visualizing eight individuals as labeled nodes and their relationships as weighted links. The force-directed layout uses `d3.layout.force` from D3 v4 to position nodes and edges, with link thickness proportional to a weight value. Red links and orange text labels render in SVG, while node circles are filled blue. The data comes from a static JSON file, and the graph is interactive through `force.drag` for node repositioning.

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A demonstration of how to start using D3 version 6.

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