Cuestionario a Rene Solis

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Cuestionario a Rene Solis

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Last edited May 1, 2025

Created on May 1, 2025

This visualization presents the interview transcript of René Solís as an interactive network of connected statements. The force-directed graph layout, driven by `d3.forceSimulation`, positions sentences as nodes, with links drawn between them based on sequential or thematic relationships. The rendering leverages the D3.js library for spatial arrangement and SVG path drawing for edges. The underlying data is a plain-text conversation from a Gist, parsed into this structure to show the flow of the dialogue. Hovering over a node highlights its immediate neighbors, revealing topical clusters within the interview.

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Entrevista a Rene Solis

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