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ChIP Seq Data Visualization

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KKunnyKou
Last edited Apr 19, 2017
Created on Apr 19, 2017

This example visualizes ChIP-seq data by mapping genes onto their respective chromosomes as animated SVG elements. Each gene node is positioned along a chromosome track, with tooltips or metadata revealing the gene symbol, name, and function. The visualization uses D3 v3’s force-directed layout (via `d3.forceSimulation` or the older `d3.layout.force`) to arrange the nodes, while the rendering relies on SVG and animation. The static dataset is embedded directly in the code, showing gene spacing and interval lengths for chromosome 1.

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