problem with creating a graph using tikz
I have a little problem. I have create with latex a graph. Here is my code
[
begin{tikzpicture}[->,>=stealth,shorten >=1pt,auto,node distance=2.5cm,
semithick]
tikzset{every state/.append style={fill=red,draw=none,text=white}}
node[state] (A) {${omega}$};
node[state] (B) [below=of A] {$A_{2}(1)$};
node[state] (C) [below=of B] {$A_{1}(1)$};
node[state] (D) [below=of C] {${omega}$};
node[state] (F) [right=of B] {$A_{2}(2)$};
node[state] (E) [above=of F] {${omega}$};
node[state] (G) [below=of F] {$A_{1}(2)$};
node[state] (H) [below=of G] {${omega}$};
node[state] (J) [right=of F] {$A_{2}(m-1)$};
node[state] (I) [above=of J] {${omega}$};
node[state] (K) [below=of J] {$A_{1}(m-1)$};
node[state] (L) [below=of K] {${omega}$};
node[state] (M) [right=of J] {$A_{2}(m)$};
node[state] (N) [right=of K] {$A_{1}(m)$};
node[state] (O) [above=of M] {${omega}$};
node[state] (P) [below=of N] {${omega}$};
path (B) edge node {$mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}{omega}}$} (A)
edge [loop left] node {$QAt$} (B)
edge node {$QAto$} (C)
(C) edge [loop left] node {$QAo$} (C)
edge node {$mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}{omega}}$} (D)
edge [right] node {$QAot$} (F)
(F) edge node {$mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}{omega}}$} (E)
edge [loop left] node {$QAt$} (F)
edge node(aux) {$QAto$} (G)
(G) edge [loop left] node {$QAo$} (G)
edge node {$mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}{omega}}$} (H)
(J) edge node {$mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}{omega}}$} (I)
edge [loop left] node {$QAt$} (J)
edge node {$QAto$} (K)
(K) edge [loop left] node {$QAo$} (K)
edge node {$mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}{omega}}$} (L)
edge [right] node {$QAot$} (M)
(M) edge [loop left] node {$QAt$} (M)
edge node {$QAtw$} (O)
edge node {$QAto$} (N)
(N) edge [loop left] node {$QAo$} (N)
edge node {$QAow + QAotmathbf{1}$} (P);
node[right=2mm of aux,font=bfseriesHuge]{dots};
end{tikzpicture}
]
caption{"Ubergangsgraph von $X$}label{Abbildung3}
end{figure}
where
newcommand{QAt}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}A_{2}}}
newcommand{QAo}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}A_{1}}}
newcommand{QAot}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}A_{2}}}
newcommand{QAto}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}A_{1}}}
newcommand{QAtC}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}C}}
newcommand{QAtw}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}{omega}}}
newcommand{QAow}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}{omega}}}
The graph looks as follows
My question is how I can use ovals instead of cirlces, such that the nodes all have the same size. It should look like as follows
tikz-pgf graphs
|
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I have a little problem. I have create with latex a graph. Here is my code
[
begin{tikzpicture}[->,>=stealth,shorten >=1pt,auto,node distance=2.5cm,
semithick]
tikzset{every state/.append style={fill=red,draw=none,text=white}}
node[state] (A) {${omega}$};
node[state] (B) [below=of A] {$A_{2}(1)$};
node[state] (C) [below=of B] {$A_{1}(1)$};
node[state] (D) [below=of C] {${omega}$};
node[state] (F) [right=of B] {$A_{2}(2)$};
node[state] (E) [above=of F] {${omega}$};
node[state] (G) [below=of F] {$A_{1}(2)$};
node[state] (H) [below=of G] {${omega}$};
node[state] (J) [right=of F] {$A_{2}(m-1)$};
node[state] (I) [above=of J] {${omega}$};
node[state] (K) [below=of J] {$A_{1}(m-1)$};
node[state] (L) [below=of K] {${omega}$};
node[state] (M) [right=of J] {$A_{2}(m)$};
node[state] (N) [right=of K] {$A_{1}(m)$};
node[state] (O) [above=of M] {${omega}$};
node[state] (P) [below=of N] {${omega}$};
path (B) edge node {$mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}{omega}}$} (A)
edge [loop left] node {$QAt$} (B)
edge node {$QAto$} (C)
(C) edge [loop left] node {$QAo$} (C)
edge node {$mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}{omega}}$} (D)
edge [right] node {$QAot$} (F)
(F) edge node {$mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}{omega}}$} (E)
edge [loop left] node {$QAt$} (F)
edge node(aux) {$QAto$} (G)
(G) edge [loop left] node {$QAo$} (G)
edge node {$mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}{omega}}$} (H)
(J) edge node {$mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}{omega}}$} (I)
edge [loop left] node {$QAt$} (J)
edge node {$QAto$} (K)
(K) edge [loop left] node {$QAo$} (K)
edge node {$mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}{omega}}$} (L)
edge [right] node {$QAot$} (M)
(M) edge [loop left] node {$QAt$} (M)
edge node {$QAtw$} (O)
edge node {$QAto$} (N)
(N) edge [loop left] node {$QAo$} (N)
edge node {$QAow + QAotmathbf{1}$} (P);
node[right=2mm of aux,font=bfseriesHuge]{dots};
end{tikzpicture}
]
caption{"Ubergangsgraph von $X$}label{Abbildung3}
end{figure}
where
newcommand{QAt}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}A_{2}}}
newcommand{QAo}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}A_{1}}}
newcommand{QAot}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}A_{2}}}
newcommand{QAto}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}A_{1}}}
newcommand{QAtC}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}C}}
newcommand{QAtw}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}{omega}}}
newcommand{QAow}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}{omega}}}
The graph looks as follows
My question is how I can use ovals instead of cirlces, such that the nodes all have the same size. It should look like as follows
tikz-pgf graphs
1
Wouldn't this either mean that the font becomes super tiny or you clip away some text? Wouldn't it be better to either change notation (e.g.A_1^{(m-1)}
) or to make the other blobs bigger?
– marmot
Dec 29 '18 at 22:50
How can I make the circles to ovals? This would solve it
– wayne
Dec 29 '18 at 22:54
1
Just loadusetikzlibrary{shapes.geometric}
and changecircle
toellipse
.
– marmot
Dec 29 '18 at 22:55
But in my code there is no parameter to use ovals instead of circles
– wayne
Dec 29 '18 at 22:56
2
Well, you do not disclose all information.circle
is hidden in the definition ofstate
. Trytikzset{every state/.append style={fill=red,draw=none,text=white,ellipse}}
.
– marmot
Dec 29 '18 at 22:58
|
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I have a little problem. I have create with latex a graph. Here is my code
[
begin{tikzpicture}[->,>=stealth,shorten >=1pt,auto,node distance=2.5cm,
semithick]
tikzset{every state/.append style={fill=red,draw=none,text=white}}
node[state] (A) {${omega}$};
node[state] (B) [below=of A] {$A_{2}(1)$};
node[state] (C) [below=of B] {$A_{1}(1)$};
node[state] (D) [below=of C] {${omega}$};
node[state] (F) [right=of B] {$A_{2}(2)$};
node[state] (E) [above=of F] {${omega}$};
node[state] (G) [below=of F] {$A_{1}(2)$};
node[state] (H) [below=of G] {${omega}$};
node[state] (J) [right=of F] {$A_{2}(m-1)$};
node[state] (I) [above=of J] {${omega}$};
node[state] (K) [below=of J] {$A_{1}(m-1)$};
node[state] (L) [below=of K] {${omega}$};
node[state] (M) [right=of J] {$A_{2}(m)$};
node[state] (N) [right=of K] {$A_{1}(m)$};
node[state] (O) [above=of M] {${omega}$};
node[state] (P) [below=of N] {${omega}$};
path (B) edge node {$mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}{omega}}$} (A)
edge [loop left] node {$QAt$} (B)
edge node {$QAto$} (C)
(C) edge [loop left] node {$QAo$} (C)
edge node {$mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}{omega}}$} (D)
edge [right] node {$QAot$} (F)
(F) edge node {$mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}{omega}}$} (E)
edge [loop left] node {$QAt$} (F)
edge node(aux) {$QAto$} (G)
(G) edge [loop left] node {$QAo$} (G)
edge node {$mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}{omega}}$} (H)
(J) edge node {$mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}{omega}}$} (I)
edge [loop left] node {$QAt$} (J)
edge node {$QAto$} (K)
(K) edge [loop left] node {$QAo$} (K)
edge node {$mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}{omega}}$} (L)
edge [right] node {$QAot$} (M)
(M) edge [loop left] node {$QAt$} (M)
edge node {$QAtw$} (O)
edge node {$QAto$} (N)
(N) edge [loop left] node {$QAo$} (N)
edge node {$QAow + QAotmathbf{1}$} (P);
node[right=2mm of aux,font=bfseriesHuge]{dots};
end{tikzpicture}
]
caption{"Ubergangsgraph von $X$}label{Abbildung3}
end{figure}
where
newcommand{QAt}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}A_{2}}}
newcommand{QAo}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}A_{1}}}
newcommand{QAot}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}A_{2}}}
newcommand{QAto}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}A_{1}}}
newcommand{QAtC}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}C}}
newcommand{QAtw}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}{omega}}}
newcommand{QAow}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}{omega}}}
The graph looks as follows
My question is how I can use ovals instead of cirlces, such that the nodes all have the same size. It should look like as follows
tikz-pgf graphs
I have a little problem. I have create with latex a graph. Here is my code
[
begin{tikzpicture}[->,>=stealth,shorten >=1pt,auto,node distance=2.5cm,
semithick]
tikzset{every state/.append style={fill=red,draw=none,text=white}}
node[state] (A) {${omega}$};
node[state] (B) [below=of A] {$A_{2}(1)$};
node[state] (C) [below=of B] {$A_{1}(1)$};
node[state] (D) [below=of C] {${omega}$};
node[state] (F) [right=of B] {$A_{2}(2)$};
node[state] (E) [above=of F] {${omega}$};
node[state] (G) [below=of F] {$A_{1}(2)$};
node[state] (H) [below=of G] {${omega}$};
node[state] (J) [right=of F] {$A_{2}(m-1)$};
node[state] (I) [above=of J] {${omega}$};
node[state] (K) [below=of J] {$A_{1}(m-1)$};
node[state] (L) [below=of K] {${omega}$};
node[state] (M) [right=of J] {$A_{2}(m)$};
node[state] (N) [right=of K] {$A_{1}(m)$};
node[state] (O) [above=of M] {${omega}$};
node[state] (P) [below=of N] {${omega}$};
path (B) edge node {$mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}{omega}}$} (A)
edge [loop left] node {$QAt$} (B)
edge node {$QAto$} (C)
(C) edge [loop left] node {$QAo$} (C)
edge node {$mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}{omega}}$} (D)
edge [right] node {$QAot$} (F)
(F) edge node {$mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}{omega}}$} (E)
edge [loop left] node {$QAt$} (F)
edge node(aux) {$QAto$} (G)
(G) edge [loop left] node {$QAo$} (G)
edge node {$mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}{omega}}$} (H)
(J) edge node {$mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}{omega}}$} (I)
edge [loop left] node {$QAt$} (J)
edge node {$QAto$} (K)
(K) edge [loop left] node {$QAo$} (K)
edge node {$mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}{omega}}$} (L)
edge [right] node {$QAot$} (M)
(M) edge [loop left] node {$QAt$} (M)
edge node {$QAtw$} (O)
edge node {$QAto$} (N)
(N) edge [loop left] node {$QAo$} (N)
edge node {$QAow + QAotmathbf{1}$} (P);
node[right=2mm of aux,font=bfseriesHuge]{dots};
end{tikzpicture}
]
caption{"Ubergangsgraph von $X$}label{Abbildung3}
end{figure}
where
newcommand{QAt}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}A_{2}}}
newcommand{QAo}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}A_{1}}}
newcommand{QAot}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}A_{2}}}
newcommand{QAto}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}A_{1}}}
newcommand{QAtC}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}C}}
newcommand{QAtw}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}{omega}}}
newcommand{QAow}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}{omega}}}
The graph looks as follows
My question is how I can use ovals instead of cirlces, such that the nodes all have the same size. It should look like as follows
tikz-pgf graphs
tikz-pgf graphs
edited Dec 29 '18 at 23:07
wayne
asked Dec 29 '18 at 22:41
waynewayne
1908
1908
1
Wouldn't this either mean that the font becomes super tiny or you clip away some text? Wouldn't it be better to either change notation (e.g.A_1^{(m-1)}
) or to make the other blobs bigger?
– marmot
Dec 29 '18 at 22:50
How can I make the circles to ovals? This would solve it
– wayne
Dec 29 '18 at 22:54
1
Just loadusetikzlibrary{shapes.geometric}
and changecircle
toellipse
.
– marmot
Dec 29 '18 at 22:55
But in my code there is no parameter to use ovals instead of circles
– wayne
Dec 29 '18 at 22:56
2
Well, you do not disclose all information.circle
is hidden in the definition ofstate
. Trytikzset{every state/.append style={fill=red,draw=none,text=white,ellipse}}
.
– marmot
Dec 29 '18 at 22:58
|
show 5 more comments
1
Wouldn't this either mean that the font becomes super tiny or you clip away some text? Wouldn't it be better to either change notation (e.g.A_1^{(m-1)}
) or to make the other blobs bigger?
– marmot
Dec 29 '18 at 22:50
How can I make the circles to ovals? This would solve it
– wayne
Dec 29 '18 at 22:54
1
Just loadusetikzlibrary{shapes.geometric}
and changecircle
toellipse
.
– marmot
Dec 29 '18 at 22:55
But in my code there is no parameter to use ovals instead of circles
– wayne
Dec 29 '18 at 22:56
2
Well, you do not disclose all information.circle
is hidden in the definition ofstate
. Trytikzset{every state/.append style={fill=red,draw=none,text=white,ellipse}}
.
– marmot
Dec 29 '18 at 22:58
1
1
Wouldn't this either mean that the font becomes super tiny or you clip away some text? Wouldn't it be better to either change notation (e.g.
A_1^{(m-1)}
) or to make the other blobs bigger?– marmot
Dec 29 '18 at 22:50
Wouldn't this either mean that the font becomes super tiny or you clip away some text? Wouldn't it be better to either change notation (e.g.
A_1^{(m-1)}
) or to make the other blobs bigger?– marmot
Dec 29 '18 at 22:50
How can I make the circles to ovals? This would solve it
– wayne
Dec 29 '18 at 22:54
How can I make the circles to ovals? This would solve it
– wayne
Dec 29 '18 at 22:54
1
1
Just load
usetikzlibrary{shapes.geometric}
and change circle
to ellipse
.– marmot
Dec 29 '18 at 22:55
Just load
usetikzlibrary{shapes.geometric}
and change circle
to ellipse
.– marmot
Dec 29 '18 at 22:55
But in my code there is no parameter to use ovals instead of circles
– wayne
Dec 29 '18 at 22:56
But in my code there is no parameter to use ovals instead of circles
– wayne
Dec 29 '18 at 22:56
2
2
Well, you do not disclose all information.
circle
is hidden in the definition of state
. Try tikzset{every state/.append style={fill=red,draw=none,text=white,ellipse}}
.– marmot
Dec 29 '18 at 22:58
Well, you do not disclose all information.
circle
is hidden in the definition of state
. Try tikzset{every state/.append style={fill=red,draw=none,text=white,ellipse}}
.– marmot
Dec 29 '18 at 22:58
|
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2 Answers
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mostly off-topic, but it can be helpful:
documentclass[tikz,margin=3.141592]{standalone}
usetikzlibrary{arrows.meta,
chains,
positioning,
quotes,
shapes.geometric}
newcommand{QAt}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}A_{2}}}
newcommand{QAo}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}A_{1}}}
newcommand{QAot}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}A_{2}}}
newcommand{QAto}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}A_{1}}}
newcommand{QAtC}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}C}}
newcommand{QAtw}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}{omega}}}
newcommand{QAow}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}{omega}}}
begin{document}
begin{tikzpicture}[auto,
% scale=0.8,
% transform shape,
node distance = 15mm and 35mm, on grid,
start chain = going below,
state/.style = {ellipse, minimum height=7mm, inner xsep=0pt,
fill=red, text=white,
on chain},
every edge/.append style = {draw,-Stealth},
every loop/.append style = {looseness=4}
]
begin{scope}[every node/.style = {state}]
node (A) {${omega}$};
node (B) {$A_{2}(1)$};
node (C) {$A_{1}(1)$};
node (D) {${omega}$};
%
node (E) [right=of A] {${omega}$};
node (F) {$A_{2}(2)$};
node (G) {$A_{1}(2)$};
node (H) {${omega}$};
%
node (I) [right=of E] {${omega}$};
node (J) {$A_{2}(m{-}1)$};
node (K) {$A_{1}(m{-}1)$};
node (L) {${omega}$};
%
node (M) [right=of I] {${omega}$};
node (N) {$A_{2}(m)$};
node (O) {$A_{1}(m)$};
node (P) {${omega}$};
end{scope}
%
path (B) edge ["$mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}{omega}}$"] (A)
edge [loop left,"$QAt$"] (B)
edge ["$QAto$"] (C)
(C) edge [loop left,"$QAo$"] (C)
edge ["$mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}{omega}}$"] (D)
edge ["$QAot$" '] (F)
(F) edge ["$mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}{omega}}$"] (E)
edge [loop left,"$QAt$"] (F)
edge node (aux) {$QAto$} (G)
(G) edge [loop left,"$QAo$"] (G)
edge ["$mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}{omega}}$"] (H)
(J) edge ["$mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}{omega}}$"] (I)
edge [loop left,,"$QAt$"] (J)
edge ["$QAto$"] (K)
(K) edge [loop left,"$QAo$"] (K)
edge ["$mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}{omega}}$"] (L)
edge ["$QAot$" '] (N)
(M) edge [loop left,"$QAt$"] (M)
edge ["$QAtw$"] (N)
(N) edge ["$QAto$"] (O)
(O) edge [loop left,"$QAo$"] (O)
edge ["$QAow + QAotmathbf{1}$"] (P);
draw[ultra thick,loosely dotted,shorten <=2mm] (aux) -- + (1.5,0);
end{tikzpicture}
end{document}
i don't know, if this image isn't wide than textwidth
since the page layout of your document is unknown. however, you can adjust image width with uncomment lines with scale=...
and transform shape
and adjust image size accordingly :-)
add a comment |
Too long for a comment. ellipse
does work. To decrease the horizontal space, I changed the looseness
of the loops, decreased the node distance
and stacked the lower right edge label. Note also that the loops increase the bounding box unnecessarily such that I add a bounding box by hand. (With the lower looseness of the loops the problem is less severe.) To make the wider ellipses approximately equal, you could play with inner xsep
. Alternatively, you could use makebox
es.
documentclass{article}
usepackage[margin=1in]{geometry}
usepackage{amsmath,amssymb}
usepackage{tikz}
usetikzlibrary{shapes.geometric,automata,positioning}
newcommand{QAt}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}A_{2}}}
newcommand{QAo}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}A_{1}}}
newcommand{QAot}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}A_{2}}}
newcommand{QAto}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}A_{1}}}
newcommand{QAtC}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}C}}
newcommand{QAtw}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}{omega}}}
newcommand{QAow}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}{omega}}}
begin{document}
begin{figure}[htb]
centering
begin{tikzpicture}[->,>=stealth,shorten >=1pt,auto,node distance=2cm,
semithick,
every state/.append style={fill=red,draw=none,text=white,ellipse},
every loop/.append style={looseness=5}]
path[use as bounding box] (-2.7,0.45) rectangle (15,-10.65);
pgfmathsetmacro{mywidth}{(width("$A_{2}(m-1)$")-width("$A_{2}(1)$"))/4}
node[state] (A) {${omega}$};
node[state,inner xsep=mywidth] (B) [below=of A] {$A_{2}(1)$};
node[state,inner xsep=mywidth] (C) [below=of B] {$A_{1}(1)$};
node[state] (D) [below=of C] {${omega}$};
node[state,inner xsep=mywidth] (F) [right=of B] {$A_{2}(2)$};
node[state] (E) [above=of F] {${omega}$};
node[state,inner xsep=mywidth] (G) [below=of F] {$A_{1}(2)$};
node[state] (H) [below=of G] {${omega}$};
node[state,inner xsep=-mywidth] (J) [right=of F] {$A_{2}(m-1)$};
node[state] (I) [above=of J] {${omega}$};
node[state,inner xsep=-mywidth] (K) [below=of J] {$A_{1}(m-1)$};
node[state] (L) [below=of K] {${omega}$};
node[state,inner xsep=mywidth] (M) [right=of J] {$A_{2}(m)$};
node[state,inner xsep=mywidth] (N) [right=of K] {$A_{1}(m)$};
node[state] (O) [above=of M] {${omega}$};
node[state] (P) [below=of N] {${omega}$};
path (B) edge node {$mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}{omega}}$} (A)
edge [loop left] node {$QAt$} (B)
edge node {$QAto$} (C)
(C) edge [loop left] node {$QAo$} (C)
edge node {$mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}{omega}}$} (D)
edge [right] node {$QAot$} (F)
(F) edge node {$mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}{omega}}$} (E)
edge [loop left] node {$QAt$} (F)
edge node(aux) {$QAto$} (G)
(G) edge [loop left] node {$QAo$} (G)
edge node {$mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}{omega}}$} (H)
(J) edge node {$mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}{omega}}$} (I)
edge [loop left] node {$QAt$} (J)
edge node {$QAto$} (K)
(K) edge [loop left] node {$QAo$} (K)
edge node {$mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}{omega}}$} (L)
edge [right] node {$QAot$} (M)
(M) edge [loop left] node {$QAt$} (M)
edge node {$QAtw$} (O)
edge node {$QAto$} (N)
(N) edge [loop left] node {$QAo$} (N)
edge node[align=left] {$hphantom{+}QAow$\
$+ QAotmathbf{1}$} (P);
node[right=2mm of aux,font=bfseriesHuge]{dots};
end{tikzpicture}
caption{"Ubergangsgraph von $X$.}label{Abbildung3}
end{figure}
end{document}
but it dont fit on the page. How can you decrease the graph?
– wayne
Dec 29 '18 at 23:06
1
@wayne I added some changes that decrease the width.
– marmot
Dec 29 '18 at 23:15
Thanks! But is there a way to decrease (m-1) such that the corresponding nodes have all the same size like the original picture I have added at the top
– wayne
Dec 29 '18 at 23:18
1
@wayne Sure. There are (at least) two possibilities: either play withinner xsep
or usemakebox
es. I added a solution that uses the first option.
– marmot
Dec 29 '18 at 23:25
1
+1: @waybe It would probably be much easier if you would provide a complete example that one can compile. This minimizes iterative guesswork.
– Dr. Manuel Kuehner
Dec 29 '18 at 23:32
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mostly off-topic, but it can be helpful:
documentclass[tikz,margin=3.141592]{standalone}
usetikzlibrary{arrows.meta,
chains,
positioning,
quotes,
shapes.geometric}
newcommand{QAt}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}A_{2}}}
newcommand{QAo}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}A_{1}}}
newcommand{QAot}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}A_{2}}}
newcommand{QAto}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}A_{1}}}
newcommand{QAtC}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}C}}
newcommand{QAtw}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}{omega}}}
newcommand{QAow}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}{omega}}}
begin{document}
begin{tikzpicture}[auto,
% scale=0.8,
% transform shape,
node distance = 15mm and 35mm, on grid,
start chain = going below,
state/.style = {ellipse, minimum height=7mm, inner xsep=0pt,
fill=red, text=white,
on chain},
every edge/.append style = {draw,-Stealth},
every loop/.append style = {looseness=4}
]
begin{scope}[every node/.style = {state}]
node (A) {${omega}$};
node (B) {$A_{2}(1)$};
node (C) {$A_{1}(1)$};
node (D) {${omega}$};
%
node (E) [right=of A] {${omega}$};
node (F) {$A_{2}(2)$};
node (G) {$A_{1}(2)$};
node (H) {${omega}$};
%
node (I) [right=of E] {${omega}$};
node (J) {$A_{2}(m{-}1)$};
node (K) {$A_{1}(m{-}1)$};
node (L) {${omega}$};
%
node (M) [right=of I] {${omega}$};
node (N) {$A_{2}(m)$};
node (O) {$A_{1}(m)$};
node (P) {${omega}$};
end{scope}
%
path (B) edge ["$mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}{omega}}$"] (A)
edge [loop left,"$QAt$"] (B)
edge ["$QAto$"] (C)
(C) edge [loop left,"$QAo$"] (C)
edge ["$mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}{omega}}$"] (D)
edge ["$QAot$" '] (F)
(F) edge ["$mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}{omega}}$"] (E)
edge [loop left,"$QAt$"] (F)
edge node (aux) {$QAto$} (G)
(G) edge [loop left,"$QAo$"] (G)
edge ["$mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}{omega}}$"] (H)
(J) edge ["$mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}{omega}}$"] (I)
edge [loop left,,"$QAt$"] (J)
edge ["$QAto$"] (K)
(K) edge [loop left,"$QAo$"] (K)
edge ["$mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}{omega}}$"] (L)
edge ["$QAot$" '] (N)
(M) edge [loop left,"$QAt$"] (M)
edge ["$QAtw$"] (N)
(N) edge ["$QAto$"] (O)
(O) edge [loop left,"$QAo$"] (O)
edge ["$QAow + QAotmathbf{1}$"] (P);
draw[ultra thick,loosely dotted,shorten <=2mm] (aux) -- + (1.5,0);
end{tikzpicture}
end{document}
i don't know, if this image isn't wide than textwidth
since the page layout of your document is unknown. however, you can adjust image width with uncomment lines with scale=...
and transform shape
and adjust image size accordingly :-)
add a comment |
mostly off-topic, but it can be helpful:
documentclass[tikz,margin=3.141592]{standalone}
usetikzlibrary{arrows.meta,
chains,
positioning,
quotes,
shapes.geometric}
newcommand{QAt}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}A_{2}}}
newcommand{QAo}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}A_{1}}}
newcommand{QAot}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}A_{2}}}
newcommand{QAto}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}A_{1}}}
newcommand{QAtC}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}C}}
newcommand{QAtw}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}{omega}}}
newcommand{QAow}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}{omega}}}
begin{document}
begin{tikzpicture}[auto,
% scale=0.8,
% transform shape,
node distance = 15mm and 35mm, on grid,
start chain = going below,
state/.style = {ellipse, minimum height=7mm, inner xsep=0pt,
fill=red, text=white,
on chain},
every edge/.append style = {draw,-Stealth},
every loop/.append style = {looseness=4}
]
begin{scope}[every node/.style = {state}]
node (A) {${omega}$};
node (B) {$A_{2}(1)$};
node (C) {$A_{1}(1)$};
node (D) {${omega}$};
%
node (E) [right=of A] {${omega}$};
node (F) {$A_{2}(2)$};
node (G) {$A_{1}(2)$};
node (H) {${omega}$};
%
node (I) [right=of E] {${omega}$};
node (J) {$A_{2}(m{-}1)$};
node (K) {$A_{1}(m{-}1)$};
node (L) {${omega}$};
%
node (M) [right=of I] {${omega}$};
node (N) {$A_{2}(m)$};
node (O) {$A_{1}(m)$};
node (P) {${omega}$};
end{scope}
%
path (B) edge ["$mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}{omega}}$"] (A)
edge [loop left,"$QAt$"] (B)
edge ["$QAto$"] (C)
(C) edge [loop left,"$QAo$"] (C)
edge ["$mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}{omega}}$"] (D)
edge ["$QAot$" '] (F)
(F) edge ["$mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}{omega}}$"] (E)
edge [loop left,"$QAt$"] (F)
edge node (aux) {$QAto$} (G)
(G) edge [loop left,"$QAo$"] (G)
edge ["$mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}{omega}}$"] (H)
(J) edge ["$mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}{omega}}$"] (I)
edge [loop left,,"$QAt$"] (J)
edge ["$QAto$"] (K)
(K) edge [loop left,"$QAo$"] (K)
edge ["$mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}{omega}}$"] (L)
edge ["$QAot$" '] (N)
(M) edge [loop left,"$QAt$"] (M)
edge ["$QAtw$"] (N)
(N) edge ["$QAto$"] (O)
(O) edge [loop left,"$QAo$"] (O)
edge ["$QAow + QAotmathbf{1}$"] (P);
draw[ultra thick,loosely dotted,shorten <=2mm] (aux) -- + (1.5,0);
end{tikzpicture}
end{document}
i don't know, if this image isn't wide than textwidth
since the page layout of your document is unknown. however, you can adjust image width with uncomment lines with scale=...
and transform shape
and adjust image size accordingly :-)
add a comment |
mostly off-topic, but it can be helpful:
documentclass[tikz,margin=3.141592]{standalone}
usetikzlibrary{arrows.meta,
chains,
positioning,
quotes,
shapes.geometric}
newcommand{QAt}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}A_{2}}}
newcommand{QAo}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}A_{1}}}
newcommand{QAot}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}A_{2}}}
newcommand{QAto}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}A_{1}}}
newcommand{QAtC}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}C}}
newcommand{QAtw}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}{omega}}}
newcommand{QAow}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}{omega}}}
begin{document}
begin{tikzpicture}[auto,
% scale=0.8,
% transform shape,
node distance = 15mm and 35mm, on grid,
start chain = going below,
state/.style = {ellipse, minimum height=7mm, inner xsep=0pt,
fill=red, text=white,
on chain},
every edge/.append style = {draw,-Stealth},
every loop/.append style = {looseness=4}
]
begin{scope}[every node/.style = {state}]
node (A) {${omega}$};
node (B) {$A_{2}(1)$};
node (C) {$A_{1}(1)$};
node (D) {${omega}$};
%
node (E) [right=of A] {${omega}$};
node (F) {$A_{2}(2)$};
node (G) {$A_{1}(2)$};
node (H) {${omega}$};
%
node (I) [right=of E] {${omega}$};
node (J) {$A_{2}(m{-}1)$};
node (K) {$A_{1}(m{-}1)$};
node (L) {${omega}$};
%
node (M) [right=of I] {${omega}$};
node (N) {$A_{2}(m)$};
node (O) {$A_{1}(m)$};
node (P) {${omega}$};
end{scope}
%
path (B) edge ["$mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}{omega}}$"] (A)
edge [loop left,"$QAt$"] (B)
edge ["$QAto$"] (C)
(C) edge [loop left,"$QAo$"] (C)
edge ["$mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}{omega}}$"] (D)
edge ["$QAot$" '] (F)
(F) edge ["$mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}{omega}}$"] (E)
edge [loop left,"$QAt$"] (F)
edge node (aux) {$QAto$} (G)
(G) edge [loop left,"$QAo$"] (G)
edge ["$mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}{omega}}$"] (H)
(J) edge ["$mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}{omega}}$"] (I)
edge [loop left,,"$QAt$"] (J)
edge ["$QAto$"] (K)
(K) edge [loop left,"$QAo$"] (K)
edge ["$mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}{omega}}$"] (L)
edge ["$QAot$" '] (N)
(M) edge [loop left,"$QAt$"] (M)
edge ["$QAtw$"] (N)
(N) edge ["$QAto$"] (O)
(O) edge [loop left,"$QAo$"] (O)
edge ["$QAow + QAotmathbf{1}$"] (P);
draw[ultra thick,loosely dotted,shorten <=2mm] (aux) -- + (1.5,0);
end{tikzpicture}
end{document}
i don't know, if this image isn't wide than textwidth
since the page layout of your document is unknown. however, you can adjust image width with uncomment lines with scale=...
and transform shape
and adjust image size accordingly :-)
mostly off-topic, but it can be helpful:
documentclass[tikz,margin=3.141592]{standalone}
usetikzlibrary{arrows.meta,
chains,
positioning,
quotes,
shapes.geometric}
newcommand{QAt}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}A_{2}}}
newcommand{QAo}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}A_{1}}}
newcommand{QAot}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}A_{2}}}
newcommand{QAto}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}A_{1}}}
newcommand{QAtC}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}C}}
newcommand{QAtw}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}{omega}}}
newcommand{QAow}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}{omega}}}
begin{document}
begin{tikzpicture}[auto,
% scale=0.8,
% transform shape,
node distance = 15mm and 35mm, on grid,
start chain = going below,
state/.style = {ellipse, minimum height=7mm, inner xsep=0pt,
fill=red, text=white,
on chain},
every edge/.append style = {draw,-Stealth},
every loop/.append style = {looseness=4}
]
begin{scope}[every node/.style = {state}]
node (A) {${omega}$};
node (B) {$A_{2}(1)$};
node (C) {$A_{1}(1)$};
node (D) {${omega}$};
%
node (E) [right=of A] {${omega}$};
node (F) {$A_{2}(2)$};
node (G) {$A_{1}(2)$};
node (H) {${omega}$};
%
node (I) [right=of E] {${omega}$};
node (J) {$A_{2}(m{-}1)$};
node (K) {$A_{1}(m{-}1)$};
node (L) {${omega}$};
%
node (M) [right=of I] {${omega}$};
node (N) {$A_{2}(m)$};
node (O) {$A_{1}(m)$};
node (P) {${omega}$};
end{scope}
%
path (B) edge ["$mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}{omega}}$"] (A)
edge [loop left,"$QAt$"] (B)
edge ["$QAto$"] (C)
(C) edge [loop left,"$QAo$"] (C)
edge ["$mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}{omega}}$"] (D)
edge ["$QAot$" '] (F)
(F) edge ["$mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}{omega}}$"] (E)
edge [loop left,"$QAt$"] (F)
edge node (aux) {$QAto$} (G)
(G) edge [loop left,"$QAo$"] (G)
edge ["$mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}{omega}}$"] (H)
(J) edge ["$mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}{omega}}$"] (I)
edge [loop left,,"$QAt$"] (J)
edge ["$QAto$"] (K)
(K) edge [loop left,"$QAo$"] (K)
edge ["$mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}{omega}}$"] (L)
edge ["$QAot$" '] (N)
(M) edge [loop left,"$QAt$"] (M)
edge ["$QAtw$"] (N)
(N) edge ["$QAto$"] (O)
(O) edge [loop left,"$QAo$"] (O)
edge ["$QAow + QAotmathbf{1}$"] (P);
draw[ultra thick,loosely dotted,shorten <=2mm] (aux) -- + (1.5,0);
end{tikzpicture}
end{document}
i don't know, if this image isn't wide than textwidth
since the page layout of your document is unknown. however, you can adjust image width with uncomment lines with scale=...
and transform shape
and adjust image size accordingly :-)
edited Dec 30 '18 at 0:03
answered Dec 29 '18 at 23:56
ZarkoZarko
125k867164
125k867164
add a comment |
add a comment |
Too long for a comment. ellipse
does work. To decrease the horizontal space, I changed the looseness
of the loops, decreased the node distance
and stacked the lower right edge label. Note also that the loops increase the bounding box unnecessarily such that I add a bounding box by hand. (With the lower looseness of the loops the problem is less severe.) To make the wider ellipses approximately equal, you could play with inner xsep
. Alternatively, you could use makebox
es.
documentclass{article}
usepackage[margin=1in]{geometry}
usepackage{amsmath,amssymb}
usepackage{tikz}
usetikzlibrary{shapes.geometric,automata,positioning}
newcommand{QAt}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}A_{2}}}
newcommand{QAo}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}A_{1}}}
newcommand{QAot}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}A_{2}}}
newcommand{QAto}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}A_{1}}}
newcommand{QAtC}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}C}}
newcommand{QAtw}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}{omega}}}
newcommand{QAow}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}{omega}}}
begin{document}
begin{figure}[htb]
centering
begin{tikzpicture}[->,>=stealth,shorten >=1pt,auto,node distance=2cm,
semithick,
every state/.append style={fill=red,draw=none,text=white,ellipse},
every loop/.append style={looseness=5}]
path[use as bounding box] (-2.7,0.45) rectangle (15,-10.65);
pgfmathsetmacro{mywidth}{(width("$A_{2}(m-1)$")-width("$A_{2}(1)$"))/4}
node[state] (A) {${omega}$};
node[state,inner xsep=mywidth] (B) [below=of A] {$A_{2}(1)$};
node[state,inner xsep=mywidth] (C) [below=of B] {$A_{1}(1)$};
node[state] (D) [below=of C] {${omega}$};
node[state,inner xsep=mywidth] (F) [right=of B] {$A_{2}(2)$};
node[state] (E) [above=of F] {${omega}$};
node[state,inner xsep=mywidth] (G) [below=of F] {$A_{1}(2)$};
node[state] (H) [below=of G] {${omega}$};
node[state,inner xsep=-mywidth] (J) [right=of F] {$A_{2}(m-1)$};
node[state] (I) [above=of J] {${omega}$};
node[state,inner xsep=-mywidth] (K) [below=of J] {$A_{1}(m-1)$};
node[state] (L) [below=of K] {${omega}$};
node[state,inner xsep=mywidth] (M) [right=of J] {$A_{2}(m)$};
node[state,inner xsep=mywidth] (N) [right=of K] {$A_{1}(m)$};
node[state] (O) [above=of M] {${omega}$};
node[state] (P) [below=of N] {${omega}$};
path (B) edge node {$mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}{omega}}$} (A)
edge [loop left] node {$QAt$} (B)
edge node {$QAto$} (C)
(C) edge [loop left] node {$QAo$} (C)
edge node {$mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}{omega}}$} (D)
edge [right] node {$QAot$} (F)
(F) edge node {$mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}{omega}}$} (E)
edge [loop left] node {$QAt$} (F)
edge node(aux) {$QAto$} (G)
(G) edge [loop left] node {$QAo$} (G)
edge node {$mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}{omega}}$} (H)
(J) edge node {$mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}{omega}}$} (I)
edge [loop left] node {$QAt$} (J)
edge node {$QAto$} (K)
(K) edge [loop left] node {$QAo$} (K)
edge node {$mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}{omega}}$} (L)
edge [right] node {$QAot$} (M)
(M) edge [loop left] node {$QAt$} (M)
edge node {$QAtw$} (O)
edge node {$QAto$} (N)
(N) edge [loop left] node {$QAo$} (N)
edge node[align=left] {$hphantom{+}QAow$\
$+ QAotmathbf{1}$} (P);
node[right=2mm of aux,font=bfseriesHuge]{dots};
end{tikzpicture}
caption{"Ubergangsgraph von $X$.}label{Abbildung3}
end{figure}
end{document}
but it dont fit on the page. How can you decrease the graph?
– wayne
Dec 29 '18 at 23:06
1
@wayne I added some changes that decrease the width.
– marmot
Dec 29 '18 at 23:15
Thanks! But is there a way to decrease (m-1) such that the corresponding nodes have all the same size like the original picture I have added at the top
– wayne
Dec 29 '18 at 23:18
1
@wayne Sure. There are (at least) two possibilities: either play withinner xsep
or usemakebox
es. I added a solution that uses the first option.
– marmot
Dec 29 '18 at 23:25
1
+1: @waybe It would probably be much easier if you would provide a complete example that one can compile. This minimizes iterative guesswork.
– Dr. Manuel Kuehner
Dec 29 '18 at 23:32
|
show 1 more comment
Too long for a comment. ellipse
does work. To decrease the horizontal space, I changed the looseness
of the loops, decreased the node distance
and stacked the lower right edge label. Note also that the loops increase the bounding box unnecessarily such that I add a bounding box by hand. (With the lower looseness of the loops the problem is less severe.) To make the wider ellipses approximately equal, you could play with inner xsep
. Alternatively, you could use makebox
es.
documentclass{article}
usepackage[margin=1in]{geometry}
usepackage{amsmath,amssymb}
usepackage{tikz}
usetikzlibrary{shapes.geometric,automata,positioning}
newcommand{QAt}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}A_{2}}}
newcommand{QAo}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}A_{1}}}
newcommand{QAot}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}A_{2}}}
newcommand{QAto}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}A_{1}}}
newcommand{QAtC}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}C}}
newcommand{QAtw}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}{omega}}}
newcommand{QAow}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}{omega}}}
begin{document}
begin{figure}[htb]
centering
begin{tikzpicture}[->,>=stealth,shorten >=1pt,auto,node distance=2cm,
semithick,
every state/.append style={fill=red,draw=none,text=white,ellipse},
every loop/.append style={looseness=5}]
path[use as bounding box] (-2.7,0.45) rectangle (15,-10.65);
pgfmathsetmacro{mywidth}{(width("$A_{2}(m-1)$")-width("$A_{2}(1)$"))/4}
node[state] (A) {${omega}$};
node[state,inner xsep=mywidth] (B) [below=of A] {$A_{2}(1)$};
node[state,inner xsep=mywidth] (C) [below=of B] {$A_{1}(1)$};
node[state] (D) [below=of C] {${omega}$};
node[state,inner xsep=mywidth] (F) [right=of B] {$A_{2}(2)$};
node[state] (E) [above=of F] {${omega}$};
node[state,inner xsep=mywidth] (G) [below=of F] {$A_{1}(2)$};
node[state] (H) [below=of G] {${omega}$};
node[state,inner xsep=-mywidth] (J) [right=of F] {$A_{2}(m-1)$};
node[state] (I) [above=of J] {${omega}$};
node[state,inner xsep=-mywidth] (K) [below=of J] {$A_{1}(m-1)$};
node[state] (L) [below=of K] {${omega}$};
node[state,inner xsep=mywidth] (M) [right=of J] {$A_{2}(m)$};
node[state,inner xsep=mywidth] (N) [right=of K] {$A_{1}(m)$};
node[state] (O) [above=of M] {${omega}$};
node[state] (P) [below=of N] {${omega}$};
path (B) edge node {$mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}{omega}}$} (A)
edge [loop left] node {$QAt$} (B)
edge node {$QAto$} (C)
(C) edge [loop left] node {$QAo$} (C)
edge node {$mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}{omega}}$} (D)
edge [right] node {$QAot$} (F)
(F) edge node {$mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}{omega}}$} (E)
edge [loop left] node {$QAt$} (F)
edge node(aux) {$QAto$} (G)
(G) edge [loop left] node {$QAo$} (G)
edge node {$mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}{omega}}$} (H)
(J) edge node {$mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}{omega}}$} (I)
edge [loop left] node {$QAt$} (J)
edge node {$QAto$} (K)
(K) edge [loop left] node {$QAo$} (K)
edge node {$mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}{omega}}$} (L)
edge [right] node {$QAot$} (M)
(M) edge [loop left] node {$QAt$} (M)
edge node {$QAtw$} (O)
edge node {$QAto$} (N)
(N) edge [loop left] node {$QAo$} (N)
edge node[align=left] {$hphantom{+}QAow$\
$+ QAotmathbf{1}$} (P);
node[right=2mm of aux,font=bfseriesHuge]{dots};
end{tikzpicture}
caption{"Ubergangsgraph von $X$.}label{Abbildung3}
end{figure}
end{document}
but it dont fit on the page. How can you decrease the graph?
– wayne
Dec 29 '18 at 23:06
1
@wayne I added some changes that decrease the width.
– marmot
Dec 29 '18 at 23:15
Thanks! But is there a way to decrease (m-1) such that the corresponding nodes have all the same size like the original picture I have added at the top
– wayne
Dec 29 '18 at 23:18
1
@wayne Sure. There are (at least) two possibilities: either play withinner xsep
or usemakebox
es. I added a solution that uses the first option.
– marmot
Dec 29 '18 at 23:25
1
+1: @waybe It would probably be much easier if you would provide a complete example that one can compile. This minimizes iterative guesswork.
– Dr. Manuel Kuehner
Dec 29 '18 at 23:32
|
show 1 more comment
Too long for a comment. ellipse
does work. To decrease the horizontal space, I changed the looseness
of the loops, decreased the node distance
and stacked the lower right edge label. Note also that the loops increase the bounding box unnecessarily such that I add a bounding box by hand. (With the lower looseness of the loops the problem is less severe.) To make the wider ellipses approximately equal, you could play with inner xsep
. Alternatively, you could use makebox
es.
documentclass{article}
usepackage[margin=1in]{geometry}
usepackage{amsmath,amssymb}
usepackage{tikz}
usetikzlibrary{shapes.geometric,automata,positioning}
newcommand{QAt}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}A_{2}}}
newcommand{QAo}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}A_{1}}}
newcommand{QAot}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}A_{2}}}
newcommand{QAto}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}A_{1}}}
newcommand{QAtC}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}C}}
newcommand{QAtw}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}{omega}}}
newcommand{QAow}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}{omega}}}
begin{document}
begin{figure}[htb]
centering
begin{tikzpicture}[->,>=stealth,shorten >=1pt,auto,node distance=2cm,
semithick,
every state/.append style={fill=red,draw=none,text=white,ellipse},
every loop/.append style={looseness=5}]
path[use as bounding box] (-2.7,0.45) rectangle (15,-10.65);
pgfmathsetmacro{mywidth}{(width("$A_{2}(m-1)$")-width("$A_{2}(1)$"))/4}
node[state] (A) {${omega}$};
node[state,inner xsep=mywidth] (B) [below=of A] {$A_{2}(1)$};
node[state,inner xsep=mywidth] (C) [below=of B] {$A_{1}(1)$};
node[state] (D) [below=of C] {${omega}$};
node[state,inner xsep=mywidth] (F) [right=of B] {$A_{2}(2)$};
node[state] (E) [above=of F] {${omega}$};
node[state,inner xsep=mywidth] (G) [below=of F] {$A_{1}(2)$};
node[state] (H) [below=of G] {${omega}$};
node[state,inner xsep=-mywidth] (J) [right=of F] {$A_{2}(m-1)$};
node[state] (I) [above=of J] {${omega}$};
node[state,inner xsep=-mywidth] (K) [below=of J] {$A_{1}(m-1)$};
node[state] (L) [below=of K] {${omega}$};
node[state,inner xsep=mywidth] (M) [right=of J] {$A_{2}(m)$};
node[state,inner xsep=mywidth] (N) [right=of K] {$A_{1}(m)$};
node[state] (O) [above=of M] {${omega}$};
node[state] (P) [below=of N] {${omega}$};
path (B) edge node {$mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}{omega}}$} (A)
edge [loop left] node {$QAt$} (B)
edge node {$QAto$} (C)
(C) edge [loop left] node {$QAo$} (C)
edge node {$mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}{omega}}$} (D)
edge [right] node {$QAot$} (F)
(F) edge node {$mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}{omega}}$} (E)
edge [loop left] node {$QAt$} (F)
edge node(aux) {$QAto$} (G)
(G) edge [loop left] node {$QAo$} (G)
edge node {$mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}{omega}}$} (H)
(J) edge node {$mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}{omega}}$} (I)
edge [loop left] node {$QAt$} (J)
edge node {$QAto$} (K)
(K) edge [loop left] node {$QAo$} (K)
edge node {$mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}{omega}}$} (L)
edge [right] node {$QAot$} (M)
(M) edge [loop left] node {$QAt$} (M)
edge node {$QAtw$} (O)
edge node {$QAto$} (N)
(N) edge [loop left] node {$QAo$} (N)
edge node[align=left] {$hphantom{+}QAow$\
$+ QAotmathbf{1}$} (P);
node[right=2mm of aux,font=bfseriesHuge]{dots};
end{tikzpicture}
caption{"Ubergangsgraph von $X$.}label{Abbildung3}
end{figure}
end{document}
Too long for a comment. ellipse
does work. To decrease the horizontal space, I changed the looseness
of the loops, decreased the node distance
and stacked the lower right edge label. Note also that the loops increase the bounding box unnecessarily such that I add a bounding box by hand. (With the lower looseness of the loops the problem is less severe.) To make the wider ellipses approximately equal, you could play with inner xsep
. Alternatively, you could use makebox
es.
documentclass{article}
usepackage[margin=1in]{geometry}
usepackage{amsmath,amssymb}
usepackage{tikz}
usetikzlibrary{shapes.geometric,automata,positioning}
newcommand{QAt}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}A_{2}}}
newcommand{QAo}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}A_{1}}}
newcommand{QAot}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}A_{2}}}
newcommand{QAto}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}A_{1}}}
newcommand{QAtC}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}C}}
newcommand{QAtw}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}{omega}}}
newcommand{QAow}{mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}{omega}}}
begin{document}
begin{figure}[htb]
centering
begin{tikzpicture}[->,>=stealth,shorten >=1pt,auto,node distance=2cm,
semithick,
every state/.append style={fill=red,draw=none,text=white,ellipse},
every loop/.append style={looseness=5}]
path[use as bounding box] (-2.7,0.45) rectangle (15,-10.65);
pgfmathsetmacro{mywidth}{(width("$A_{2}(m-1)$")-width("$A_{2}(1)$"))/4}
node[state] (A) {${omega}$};
node[state,inner xsep=mywidth] (B) [below=of A] {$A_{2}(1)$};
node[state,inner xsep=mywidth] (C) [below=of B] {$A_{1}(1)$};
node[state] (D) [below=of C] {${omega}$};
node[state,inner xsep=mywidth] (F) [right=of B] {$A_{2}(2)$};
node[state] (E) [above=of F] {${omega}$};
node[state,inner xsep=mywidth] (G) [below=of F] {$A_{1}(2)$};
node[state] (H) [below=of G] {${omega}$};
node[state,inner xsep=-mywidth] (J) [right=of F] {$A_{2}(m-1)$};
node[state] (I) [above=of J] {${omega}$};
node[state,inner xsep=-mywidth] (K) [below=of J] {$A_{1}(m-1)$};
node[state] (L) [below=of K] {${omega}$};
node[state,inner xsep=mywidth] (M) [right=of J] {$A_{2}(m)$};
node[state,inner xsep=mywidth] (N) [right=of K] {$A_{1}(m)$};
node[state] (O) [above=of M] {${omega}$};
node[state] (P) [below=of N] {${omega}$};
path (B) edge node {$mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}{omega}}$} (A)
edge [loop left] node {$QAt$} (B)
edge node {$QAto$} (C)
(C) edge [loop left] node {$QAo$} (C)
edge node {$mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}{omega}}$} (D)
edge [right] node {$QAot$} (F)
(F) edge node {$mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}{omega}}$} (E)
edge [loop left] node {$QAt$} (F)
edge node(aux) {$QAto$} (G)
(G) edge [loop left] node {$QAo$} (G)
edge node {$mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}{omega}}$} (H)
(J) edge node {$mathbf{Q}_{A_{2}{omega}}$} (I)
edge [loop left] node {$QAt$} (J)
edge node {$QAto$} (K)
(K) edge [loop left] node {$QAo$} (K)
edge node {$mathbf{Q}_{A_{1}{omega}}$} (L)
edge [right] node {$QAot$} (M)
(M) edge [loop left] node {$QAt$} (M)
edge node {$QAtw$} (O)
edge node {$QAto$} (N)
(N) edge [loop left] node {$QAo$} (N)
edge node[align=left] {$hphantom{+}QAow$\
$+ QAotmathbf{1}$} (P);
node[right=2mm of aux,font=bfseriesHuge]{dots};
end{tikzpicture}
caption{"Ubergangsgraph von $X$.}label{Abbildung3}
end{figure}
end{document}
edited Dec 29 '18 at 23:29
answered Dec 29 '18 at 23:04
marmotmarmot
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but it dont fit on the page. How can you decrease the graph?
– wayne
Dec 29 '18 at 23:06
1
@wayne I added some changes that decrease the width.
– marmot
Dec 29 '18 at 23:15
Thanks! But is there a way to decrease (m-1) such that the corresponding nodes have all the same size like the original picture I have added at the top
– wayne
Dec 29 '18 at 23:18
1
@wayne Sure. There are (at least) two possibilities: either play withinner xsep
or usemakebox
es. I added a solution that uses the first option.
– marmot
Dec 29 '18 at 23:25
1
+1: @waybe It would probably be much easier if you would provide a complete example that one can compile. This minimizes iterative guesswork.
– Dr. Manuel Kuehner
Dec 29 '18 at 23:32
|
show 1 more comment
but it dont fit on the page. How can you decrease the graph?
– wayne
Dec 29 '18 at 23:06
1
@wayne I added some changes that decrease the width.
– marmot
Dec 29 '18 at 23:15
Thanks! But is there a way to decrease (m-1) such that the corresponding nodes have all the same size like the original picture I have added at the top
– wayne
Dec 29 '18 at 23:18
1
@wayne Sure. There are (at least) two possibilities: either play withinner xsep
or usemakebox
es. I added a solution that uses the first option.
– marmot
Dec 29 '18 at 23:25
1
+1: @waybe It would probably be much easier if you would provide a complete example that one can compile. This minimizes iterative guesswork.
– Dr. Manuel Kuehner
Dec 29 '18 at 23:32
but it dont fit on the page. How can you decrease the graph?
– wayne
Dec 29 '18 at 23:06
but it dont fit on the page. How can you decrease the graph?
– wayne
Dec 29 '18 at 23:06
1
1
@wayne I added some changes that decrease the width.
– marmot
Dec 29 '18 at 23:15
@wayne I added some changes that decrease the width.
– marmot
Dec 29 '18 at 23:15
Thanks! But is there a way to decrease (m-1) such that the corresponding nodes have all the same size like the original picture I have added at the top
– wayne
Dec 29 '18 at 23:18
Thanks! But is there a way to decrease (m-1) such that the corresponding nodes have all the same size like the original picture I have added at the top
– wayne
Dec 29 '18 at 23:18
1
1
@wayne Sure. There are (at least) two possibilities: either play with
inner xsep
or use makebox
es. I added a solution that uses the first option.– marmot
Dec 29 '18 at 23:25
@wayne Sure. There are (at least) two possibilities: either play with
inner xsep
or use makebox
es. I added a solution that uses the first option.– marmot
Dec 29 '18 at 23:25
1
1
+1: @waybe It would probably be much easier if you would provide a complete example that one can compile. This minimizes iterative guesswork.
– Dr. Manuel Kuehner
Dec 29 '18 at 23:32
+1: @waybe It would probably be much easier if you would provide a complete example that one can compile. This minimizes iterative guesswork.
– Dr. Manuel Kuehner
Dec 29 '18 at 23:32
|
show 1 more comment
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Wouldn't this either mean that the font becomes super tiny or you clip away some text? Wouldn't it be better to either change notation (e.g.
A_1^{(m-1)}
) or to make the other blobs bigger?– marmot
Dec 29 '18 at 22:50
How can I make the circles to ovals? This would solve it
– wayne
Dec 29 '18 at 22:54
1
Just load
usetikzlibrary{shapes.geometric}
and changecircle
toellipse
.– marmot
Dec 29 '18 at 22:55
But in my code there is no parameter to use ovals instead of circles
– wayne
Dec 29 '18 at 22:56
2
Well, you do not disclose all information.
circle
is hidden in the definition ofstate
. Trytikzset{every state/.append style={fill=red,draw=none,text=white,ellipse}}
.– marmot
Dec 29 '18 at 22:58