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Network Graph for IoEd-Net

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Aasowmyasri15@gmail.com
Last edited Apr 6, 2025
Created on Apr 4, 2025

This example displays a small device network for IoED-Net, with nodes representing network components like sensors, cameras, and routers, and links showing communication lines between them. The layout uses D3’s force simulation, combining `forceLink` to connect nodes, `forceManyBody` for repulsion, and `forceCenter` to center the graph. Node colors follow `d3.schemeCategory10` by group, with labels and links rendered via SVG. The implementation loads D3 v7 from a CDN and uses the `simulation.on('tick')` callback to update positions.

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Nodes: Nodes are devices in our network. Sensors,camera & routers are nodes. Links : Links are communnication lines.That is router to sensor, etc. D3 forces used: forceLink for connections, forceManyBody for repulsion, forceCenter to center the layout.

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