Chord Diagram

A chord diagram is a visual representation that illustrates the relationships and connections between entities in a network or system. It typically consists of a circle divided into segments, with each segment representing a category or entity. The connections between the segments are depicted as curved lines, or "chords", which indicate the interactions or relationships between the categories. Chord diagrams are commonly used in data visualisation to show patterns of interactions, flows of information, or relationships between different elements, such as in social networks, genetic studies or supply chain analysis. They provide a clear and intuitive way to understand complex relationships and identify key connections within a system.

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