Arc Diagram
Node-link arc diagram: relationships you can actually trace.
Arc Diagram lays nodes along a single axis and connects them with semi-circular arcs, with thickness encoding strength. It’s the cleanest way to show pairwise relationships when you don’t want a hairball.
Sorts nodes along a horizontal baseline, draws arcs above (and optionally below), scales nodes by degree, and supports source/target/single/gradient arc colors.
When force-directed graphs become noise, arcs let people read every connection in order. Hover to highlight a node's full ego network.
Three ways teams use it.
User-to-feature adoption with thick arcs showing the heaviest users.
Co-shipment pairs surfaced for SKUs that travel together.
Co-authorship graph for a journal issue.
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