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Treemap rect placing

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Last edited Mar 13, 2024

Created on Mar 13, 2024

Six panels display the same hierarchical dataset tiled with five different treemap layout algorithms—binary, dice, slice, slice-dice, and squarify—using the `d3.treemap` API. Each panel renders translucent steel-blue rectangles with white labels for node names. The code computes node sizes via `rootNode.sum((d) => d.size)` and positions descendants by `d.x0`/`d.y0` coordinates from the layout pass.

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