Force directed graph implementation using D3.js
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Force directed graph implementation using D3.js
Graph utilities for handling and housing markdown wikis -- and (semantic) trees!
Force-Directed Graph Viewer / Editor
The whole world of music as one navigable 3D network — 14 domains, 2,300+ entries, 23,000+ examples, from the record deal to the raga.
Map your GitHub Stars in a nostalgic 90s OS desktop environment, complete with animated force-graphs, mechanical floppy click sounds, and a CRT monitor glow!
Interactive map of the Marvel multiverse — 369 characters, 144 movies & shows, 166 comics, 12 universes and all their connections. MCU timeline, watch order, comics reading order and character graph.
A force graph with fisheye distortion visualization.
Local-first, Obsidian-style graph of your code folder — which repos use which API keys, DBs, bots, and which are live vs local.
A private 3D constellation of the people in your life and how they connect — part social graph, part family tree. No backend: your data never leaves your browser. Build it by narrating your people to an AI.
Visualization of data showing the collaboration between the Port Philip EcoCentre in Australia and other organizations. Data gathered by the group of students at Worcester Polytechnic Institute during their Interactive Qualifying Project
A 2D-force-graph visualizing interconnections in Rosa Luxemburg's works. It will recognize named entities (e.g. persons, locations, nationalities or religious or political groups) from any text source. Just drop files into the text folder. The app will also geolocate all found locations.
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