Labeled Force Layout

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Labeled Force Layout

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Last edited Feb 9, 2016

Created on May 1, 2011

A labeled force-directed graph displays character relationships from *Les Misérables*, with each node represented by a GitHub favicon image and a text label. The D3 v3 layout (`d3.layout.force`) simulates physics with gravity, charge, and link distance to position nodes, while SVG lines depict connections. The code loads `graph.json` containing nodes and links, then updates node transforms and link coordinates on each tick event.

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A force-directed graph using images as nodes, with accompanying text labels.

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