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A circle packing chart is a type of data visualization that represents hierarchical data using circles of different sizes. In a circle packing chart, each circle represents a data point, and the size of the circle corresponds to the value of that data point. The circles are arranged in a way that minimizes the empty space between them, resulting in a visually appealing and compact layout.

Circle packing charts are often used to display hierarchical data, where the size of each circle represents the magnitude of a value, and the circles are nested within each other to show how the data is organized. These charts can be useful for quickly identifying trends and patterns in the data, and for communicating complex data in an intuitive and visually compelling way.