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Aandyreagan
Last edited Oct 26, 2017
Created on Oct 26, 2017

A citation network is rendered as a force-directed graph, showing the relationships between documents through directed links. The visualization displays clusters of connected nodes, with some nodes acting as major hubs that receive many citations. The code uses `d3.forceSimulation` to compute the layout, with the graph data loaded from a JSON file containing node and link arrays. The React framework manages the component lifecycle, while D3 handles the simulation physics and rendering of the network.

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