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Last edited Aug 22, 2016
Created on Feb 3, 2015

Four tiers are arranged horizontally across the top of the SVG, each containing a variable number of groups. Groups are represented as labeled white circles, positioned proportionally across each tier. Inside each group, nodes are laid out in a grid pattern within small grey circles. Links connect groups across tiers: gA points to gB and gC, gB to gC, gD to gC and gE, gH to gF, gG, and gE. Tier labels are placed above each tier, and group labels appear above their circles. The layout uses a vertical banding to show hierarchical tiers, with nodes and links nested inside the groups.

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