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biPartite - update

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Last edited Aug 8, 2016

Created on Aug 8, 2016

Six small biPartite graphs animate their edge weights as the underlying data updates every second. The visualization uses the VizJS `bP()` function with a custom `update()` method to transition between random values, while D3 v4 renders the SVG nodes and edges with animated opacity changes. The code defines three categorical colors for the left-side nodes and refreshes the bipartite layout at regular intervals, showing how the library handles dynamic data binding.

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viz.bP().update

This method sets a new data and transitions the biPartite.

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