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Icicle & Force Layout

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EEoinMGB
Last edited Jan 8, 2017
Created on Jan 7, 2017

This example combines an icicle layout with a force-directed graph to visualize hierarchical data. The icicle chart, built with D3 v3, encodes a JSON hierarchy as nested rectangles, where each segment’s size and color represent the value and category of data, and clicking a rectangle zooms the view to that node's subtree. A linked force-directed network in D3 v4 shows relationships between nodes, with node colors and link widths conveying group and connection strength. The hybrid view uses two D3 versions in a single page, with an animated partition layout on the left and an interactive force-directed diagram on the right.

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