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A force-directed graph layout maps each node to a two-dimensional position through simulated physical forces, with edges connecting linked nodes. The graph uses circles and lines to represent nodes and links, with a layout algorithm that iteratively computes positions based on repulsive and attractive forces. The visualization shows 94 nodes and 175 edges, encoded from the 3980.csv dataset, rendered with a muted purple color palette. The author, ByronHan333, has made this example available under the MIT license, and it was sourced from a gist.

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