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Created on May 3, 2017

This example shows 200 colored circles grouped into 10 distinct clusters, with each circle’s size and cluster assignment generated randomly. A force-directed layout using d3.layout.force continuously adjusts circle positions, applying a custom clustering function to keep same-cluster circles near their largest member and a collision detection routine based on d3.geom.quadtree to prevent overlaps. Circles are rendered as SVG elements, with colors assigned via d3.scale.category10 and drag interaction enabled through force.drag.

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