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Fork of Tree graph for the SHL dataset

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BBALAJI MANDAVA
Last edited Apr 3, 2024
Created on Apr 3, 2024

This fork of a tree graph visualizes the SHL dataset using D3.js, HTML, and CSS. It displays a hierarchical network where nodes are represented as white circles with steelblue strokes, connected by grey links, while text labels appear beside each node. The code uses D3.js force-directed layout algorithms to position nodes, with custom styling applied through CSS classes for links, circles, and text. The visualization renders the data in a clear, readable format against a warm background, with a title styled in a contrasting brown header.

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The tree graph is created using html,css and d3.js.

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