Simple Tree and Cluster Demo

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Simple Tree and Cluster Demo

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Last edited Jun 21, 2012

Created on Jun 21, 2012

This example displays the same hierarchical JSON dataset as two different D3 layouts: a tree and a cluster. Users toggle between the two views using the "Tree" and "Cluster" buttons, which trigger an `update` function that rebuilds the visualization. The code uses `d3.layout.tree()` and `d3.layout.cluster()` to compute node positions, and `d3.svg.diagonal()` to draw curved links between parent and child nodes. Each node is rendered as a circle with a text label, and the SVG canvas is recreated on every layout change.

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Displaying the same JSON data as tree and cluster. I rather have a transition, still working on it....

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