V4 simple network graph

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V4 simple network graph

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Last edited Dec 26, 2016

Created on Dec 26, 2016

A simple network graph displays ten labeled nodes arranged into groups, with sparse links forming a cycle among several nodes. The force-directed layout uses d3.forceSimulation with a link force and a many-body charge force that has a maximum distance constraint. Nodes render as gray circles with dark strokes, and each node displays its numeric ID as a text label. The graph supports dragging via d3.drag, allowing repositioning while the simulation continues. Data is embedded inline as a JSON object in the script, and output is drawn to an SVG element.

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Network graph with node labels

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