My Force Directed Graph

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My Force Directed Graph

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Last edited Jun 28, 2013

Created on Jun 6, 2012

This example shows a radial hub-and-spoke graph centered on a fixed focal node, with linked nodes representing resources, products, contracts, and countries. It uses D3.js version 2.4.5 and its force layout to position nodes and edges, while each node is rendered as a clickable hyperlink to an external data page. The animation reveals the graph assembling as forces settle, with the focal node pinned at a fixed coordinate to anchor the structure.

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