Force Layout Multiples (Independent)

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Force Layout Multiples (Independent)

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Last edited Feb 9, 2016

Created on Feb 11, 2012

Ten independent force-layout multiples run side by side, each containing a cluster of circles sized by a square-root scale and colored by category. The code generates 200 random nodes distributed among 10 groups using d3.layout.force, with a custom collide function that leverages d3.geom.quadtree to resolve overlaps. Each cluster is rendered as an SVG group translated along a horizontal ordinal scale, with drag support and tick updates shown in d3.v3.

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