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D3 Hive Plot (Areas) - evil exposure

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Last edited Aug 30, 2012
Created on Aug 30, 2012

A D3 hive plot uses three radial axes to display an abstract network, with curved links connecting the axes. The SVG visualization encodes data through the link's start and end positions along each axis and uses a category20c color scale to distinguish groups. The code defines an ordinal scale for axis angles and a linear scale for radii, then generates paths using a custom link function that draws curves between points on the axes. The white outline on the axis lines is created by layering two line elements with different stroke widths.

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