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python-alteryx-5.py

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Last edited Oct 4, 2020
Created on Oct 4, 2020

This example visualizes relationships among World Bank development indicators for multiple countries using a force-directed network layout. The code employs d3.forceSimulation to position nodes representing indicators, with links connecting them based on shared country data patterns. It uses d3.geoPath to render a world map background, while Canvas getImageData extracts pixel data to determine node placement over geographic regions. The visualization draws from World Bank API datasets, including GDP, poverty rates, education enrollment, and environmental metrics, to illustrate correlations between socio-economic factors across nations.

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