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Google Vision Terms data structure

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VVeronicaM
Last edited Apr 16, 2019
Created on Apr 16, 2019

A force-directed network visualizes Google Vision terms from an external data file, mapping each term to an entity node. The visualization shows how vocabulary items relate to course and interface language fields, with each node storing translation, image, and strength metadata. Using `d3.forceSimulation`, the code iterates over `googleVisionTerms.data` to populate a `vocabularyResults.entities` array, assigning properties like `saved`, `entityId`, and a unique Unsplash image URL per entity. The implementation relies on D3.js for simulation and data binding, while the data source is a gist by VeronicaM containing the term structure.

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