Organization Network Graph

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Organization Network Graph

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Last edited Jul 21, 2023

Created on Jul 20, 2023

A force-directed network graph displays three nodes (Alice, Bob, Carol) connected by two links in a simple organizational structure. The example uses the D3.js library's `forceSimulation` API with `d3.forceManyBody()`, `d3.forceLink()`, and `d3.forceCenter()` to compute node positions. The visualization renders as SVG circles appended to the container using `d3.select('#container')`.

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