force-layout

I've been attempting to solve this problem for days, and am completely stumped. I'm using this network implementation walk-through: http://flowingdata.com/2012/08/02/how-to-make-an-interactive-network-visualization/ I have successfully created my visualization through this walk-through, and now would like to replace a node with a small picture, based on the node's value. This is a great example of code to work from, where every node was replaced with an image. http: //bl.ocks .org/mbostock/950642 Specifically: node.append("image") .attr("xlink:href", "https://github.com/favicon.ico") .attr("x"

I'm working on d3 to represent nodes in circles, when the size of a circle is changed then the circles around them should move away from the one's size got changed from being overlapped. Consider the red circle above, when its size get changed then the others should move in the green arrow's direction. I tried with force simulation but I'm not able to achieve it and added the code below, I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong, can somebody help please? https://jsfiddle.net/m6s8dk7o/29/ var w = 900, h = 500; var svg = d3.select("body") .append("svg") .attr("width", w) .attr("height", h); var color =

I'm trying to make a force diagram, with a couple of drop down boxes which filter the data on display. The first one (which is where I'm almost at now) checks for the type, and only shows nodes & links which have a source or target matching the type. What I have now, is the ability to select the filter, and the graph updates, it removes unnecessary nodes, and reformats the remaining ones to be correct. But it only works the first time. If I 're-filter' it starts to go haywire. Here's my full code, I'm very new to javascript (&d3), and I've been unashamedly stealing from bl.ocks.org, so please

The real magic for multi-foci force is done here; function tick(e) { var k = .1 * e.alpha; // Push nodes toward their designated focus. nodes.forEach(function(o, i) { o.y += (foci[o.id].y - o.y) * k; o.x += (foci[o.id].x - o.x) * k; }); node.attr("transform", function(d) { return "translate(" + d.x + "," + d.y + ")"; }); } but I'd appreciate some clarification about what's going on. alpha, I believe, is a force method that controls the rate at which the force comes to rest, accepting values in the range [0, 1] - higher values cause force to slow to a halt slower, lower values faster. We then

I've been trying to make a specific type of force direct graph, similar to this ( http://bl.ocks.org/mbostock/950642 ): However, instead of having all the same images I wish to have different images representing different information on the graph. My first step to this is being able to change all the circle images to random linked shapes. Whatever I try to implement in my code, the circles I have just disappear, instead of being replaced by different shapes. Any help on this problem would be great. Here is the code. Sorry, I'm also new to this site. // nodes var nodeSelecton = svg.selectAll("

So, I am playing with force directed graph, and I've made that .text on my node changes on mouse over to another text from data. My code looks like this: script: var data = {"nodes":[ {"name":"YHO", "full_name":"Yahoo", "type":1, "slug": "www.yahoo.com", "entity":"company", "img_hrefD":"", "img_hrefL":""}, {"name":"GGL", "full_name":"Google", "type":2, "slug": "www.google.com", "entity":"company", "img_hrefD":"", "img_hrefL":""}, {"name":"BNG", "full_name":"Bing", "type":2, "slug": "www.bing.com", "entity":"company", "img_hrefD":"", "img_hrefL":""}, {"name":"YDX", "full_name":"Yandex", "type"

I want to draw a hull around a grouped force directed graph build with d3. I have build the graph with the circles. But I now want to join the intersections of the circles with a path(hull). If not joining the intersections, Drawing a hull surrounding the group of circles is enough. I tried the Force-Directed Layout with Convex Hull example. But I have the text and circles covering the text and links connecting the texts. var vertices = new Array(); var width = 960, height = 500; var color = d3.scale.category10(); var r = 6; var force = d3.layout.force().size([width, height]); var svg = d3