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Directional Force Layout Diagram with node colouring

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Dd3noob
Last edited Nov 30, 2019
Created on Dec 19, 2013

This interactive graph displays a directional force layout diagram, visualizing the relationships between characters as node connections. The example builds on the basic and highlighting versions by coloring each circular node distinctly using a categorical color scale, while links have varying opacity based on their weight values from the `force.csv` data source. The D3.js code uses the `d3.layout.force` API to simulate the physics, animating the SVG paths and nodes. Users can click to enlarge nodes and text, or double-click to restore them.

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This is a follow-on graph to the Basic Directional Force Layout Diagram and the Directional Force Layout Diagram with Node Highlighting and builds on it by couring the nodes.

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