Word Tree

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Last edited Nov 7, 2015

Created on Nov 7, 2015

This word tree visualizes the shared phrases and word sequences found in State of the Union speeches, showing repeated linguistic patterns as branching paths from a central root word (“safety”). The visualization uses a dendrogram layout created with the `d3.layout.tree` API, rendering nodes as small circles and connections as diagonal links via `d3.svg.diagonal`. Each node is labeled with its corresponding word, and the SVG output is generated from a JSON dataset (`sotu.json`) loaded with `d3.json`. The tree’s structure reveals how certain words lead into common follow-up phrases, highlighting recurring rhetorical constructions across the speeches.

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A word tree using a dendrogram based on the text of State of the Union speeches.

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