ICE 8 - Tree and Network - Social Network

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ICE 8 - Tree and Network - Social Network

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Last edited Mar 30, 2023

Created on Mar 30, 2023

This example visualizes a small social network of seven people, showing connections between individuals with link thickness proportional to relationship weight, while node labels display each person’s name. It uses the D3.js v4 force layout (d3.layout.force) to position nodes and edges, rendering them as SVG circles and lines. The network data comes from a local network.json file containing node group assignments and weighted links. Dragging is enabled via force.drag, and the force simulation continuously updates node positions and link coordinates during each tick event.

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