Gist 8c07c4405dfafcf9d164e5f519f62a05

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Gist 8c07c4405dfafcf9d164e5f519f62a05

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Created on Feb 22, 2020

This example visualizes categorical groupings through a force-directed network layout, using node positions and connecting edges to reveal clusters and their interconnections. The code employs D3.js’s `d3.forceSimulation` for physics-based layout and `d3.geoPath` to render curved links, while node styling relies on the Canvas API’s `getImageData` for pixel-level detail. Data originates from a Gist, processed as JSON. The scene updates each tick, smoothly adjusting to simulated forces, which portrays the structural relationships among items.

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