Network Graph

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Created on Feb 5, 2023

A force-directed network graph visualizes the connections between a central node, "Malipiero," and two child nodes, "Opere" and "Libri," each with twenty small leaf nodes. Rendered as SVG circles, lines, and text, the layout is computed with d3.forceSimulation, using forceManyBody and forceLink to position nodes based on specified distances. The data for nodes and links is defined in a separate module.

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