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This example shows a hierarchical dataset of the Flare visualization library, organized as a tree with branches for analytics, animation, data, and display. Animated transitions smoothly rearrange the nodes when the tree is toggled between layouts. The visualization uses D3.js version 3 with SVG rendering and animation, relying on the force-directed layout algorithm from d3.js to position the connected nodes. The data is provided as a static JavaScript object, and the interaction reveals structural relationships through size and grouping.

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