Chord diagram of trade flows between economic regions...
Supply groups and weights
Provide a source-target-value table or a matrix. Explain the unit, whether links are directed, and how repeated pairs should be treated.

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Chord diagram of trade flows between economic regions...
Provide a source-target-value table or a matrix. Explain the unit, whether links are directed, and how repeated pairs should be treated.
Request a circular chord view when the ring arrangement matters. Check the generated result before describing its geometry or flow encoding.
Inspect category labels and weight comparisons. Ask for fewer categories or a matrix view if overlapping connections hide the data.
A chord diagram arranges groups around a circle and connects them with bands representing relationships or quantities. It is suited to comparing links among groups when their totals and relative connection weights matter.
Use a chord view for a compact overview of group-to-group relationships. The fixed trade example uses a Sankey layout with weighted links rather than a circular chord diagram, so its appearance should be described accordingly.
MyMap uses your group names and weights to draft a relationship visualization. Ask for a circular arrangement if needed, and inspect the result; the available example demonstrates a related Sankey representation.
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No. It is a Sankey chart of illustrative regional trade flows. Its weighted links are related to chord-diagram data, but it does not use a circular ring layout.
Provide a matrix or rows with source, target, and value. State whether direction matters and what the numbers measure.
Reduce the number of categories, explain any grouping rule, or use a heatmap matrix. A dense ring of links can conceal comparisons that a table or grid makes clearer.
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