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Aabernier
Last edited Feb 23, 2012
Created on Feb 23, 2012

This example displays a dense network of interconnected nodes rendered as a circular cluster, with each node positioned by a force-directed simulation. The visualization uses the D3.js library, specifically `d3.forceSimulation` and its associated force functions, to compute the layout and animate the node positions over time. The graph structure is derived from a JSON dataset, and the nodes are drawn as small circles on an HTML canvas, with links shown as lines between them. The page centers the visualization using simple CSS table display properties.

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