This is a priority chart showing a common TeX workflow from bottom to top, using the smartdiagram package.

This is a diagram showing a TeX workflow using the clever smartdiagram package.

A flow diagram of an Android activity life cycle. It uses basic nodes and arrows and defines node styles.

A Venn diagram with three overlapping circles can be used to illustrate the components of a LaTeX workflow, including design, coding, and typography. The design circle represents the aesthetic aspect of document creation, while the coding circle represents the technical aspect. The typography circle represents the art and technique of arranging type to make written language legible, readable, and appealing when displayed. The overlapping regions of the circles show how these components are interconnected and integral to producing a successful LaTeX document. Note: PDF blend mode used in this template requires TikZ version 3.0 or above.

This is a diagram showing various TikZ drawing tasks, using the smartdiagram package.

This is a diagram of TeX engines using the clever smartdiagram package.

This is a diagram describing the MESIF protocol.

With this pie chart, we can define a list of colors which is used for the pieces. A counter cycles through the list for choosing the color, it restarts after the list ended. The annotation is done using the pin element.

This is a circular diagram which represents data or information arranged in a circular shape and can be customized with different colors, labels, and styles to convey specific information effectively.

Flowcharts provide a clear and concise way to visualize complex processes and identify areas for improvement. With TikZ you can draw flowcharts with relative ease.

This diagram is a visual representation of data or information arranged in a circular shape, with arrows pointing counterclockwise around the circle. The arrows represent the flow or movement of information or data, and the text within the circle provides labels. The circular shape and arrows create a clear and concise visualization of the process, making it easy to understand and communicate to others. The diagram can be customized with different colors, fonts, and styles to suit specific needs or preferences.

A Filesystem tree diagram is a visual representation of the hierarchical structure of files and directories on a computer system, starting from the root directory. The diagram helps users to understand the organization of their files and navigate through the filesystem more efficiently.

This template illustrates a number of techniques for making TikZ flowcharts easier to maintain.

The structure of an assignment illustrated using a flow chart. Labels are in Danish.

This example shows how to use the PGF/TikZ package within a LaTeX article class document to make a flowchart of participants progress through the phases of a randomized controlled trial.

This is a template of a family tree which is a visual representation of a family's genealogy, typically presented in the form of a tree-like diagram. It displays the relationships between family members, including parents, siblings, and ancestors, and can span multiple generations.

This is a simple cycle diagram illustrates a series of actions or steps that flow to another, using the TikZ package.

This diagram is related to the PDCA cycle, which stands for Plan-Do-Check-Act. The PDCA cycle diagram typically consists of a circular diagram with the four stages of the cycle around the circle. It is a management tool used for continuous improvement of processes and products. The cycle involves four stages, namely planning, implementing, evaluating, and taking corrective action, and is widely used in various industries.

This is a flowchart showing a common TeX workflow, using the smartdiagram package. A typical TeX workflow involves several stages: editing the source code, compiling it with LaTeX, processing bibliographic information with Bibtex or Biber, generating an index, and recompiling the code with LaTeX. This flowchart can be used to visualize this workflow and the dependencies between the different stages.

This graph diagram presents the basic Philosophy concepts of dialectics, opposition and innovation.

This is a syntax diagram or railroad diagram for a if-then-elif-else expression in Python.

A Venn diagram is a graphical representation of set operations. It consists of circles, each representing a set, and the overlap between them represents the intersection of sets. The diagrams can illustrate various set operations, such as union, intersection, complement, and symmetric difference. They are a useful tool in mathematics, statistics, and computer science.

A Venn diagram with blend mode is a graphical representation of set operations where colors mix and blend when overlapped, creating unique visual effects. Blending allows colors to mix in more complicated ways rather than completely replacing each other, resulting in a more dynamic and visually appealing diagram.

This example shows how to create Venn diagrams by clipping paths. A Venn diagram is a visual representation of the relationships between sets. It uses circles to show the commonalities and differences between different groups.

A rule-based diagram is a type of diagram that uses a set of predefined rules to create visual representations of complex systems or processes. The rules dictate how different elements are connected and arranged, leading to a structured and organized depiction of information.

A class diagram is a type of UML diagram used for describing the structure of a system by showing its classes, attributes, methods, and the relationships between them. It is commonly used in object-oriented programming to visualize the relationships and dependencies between classes and objects.

A hierarchical diagram is a type of visual representation that shows a system or organization arranged in levels or layers, where each level is sub-divided into smaller and more specific parts. It is often used to represent relationships between different components in a system or to illustrate the structure of a complex organization.

This timing diagram is a type of graphical representation that displays how signals or data change over time. It is commonly used in the field of electronics and digital communication. LaTeX provides several packages to create timing diagrams which allow users to easily create and customize diagrams.

This example shows how to make a timing diagram with the tikz-timing package. The relationship between the clock and signal edges is shown using horizontal lines. Timing diagrams like this can be done using the tikztimingtable environment which has the same syntax as a tabular environment with two columns. The first column holds the signal name, the second one the timing characters

A sequence diagram for money flows in an agent-based macroeconomic model with endogenous money could show the flow of money between agents and the interactions between them. The diagram may include components such as banks, households, firms, and government entities, as well as the relationships and transactions between them. It could illustrate the dynamic nature of the model and how money flows through the economy.

This Bayesian Probability Illustration Diagram is a visualization created in response to the "mammography problem," which is a commonly used example for explaining Bayesian probability. The diagram represents the problem using "sieves" that act differently based on whether the individual passing through has cancer or not. The diagram demonstrates how the accuracy of mammography affects the probability of true and false positives.

A Prerequisite chart is a visual representation of the required and recommended courses necessary for completing a particular academic program or course. It shows the interdependence and relationship between courses and helps students plan their academic schedules accordingly. It typically includes course codes, names, descriptions, and timetabling abbreviations.

The Porter model, also known as Porter's Five Forces Framework, is a business analysis tool that identifies and analyzes the competitive forces that shape every industry, including bargaining power of suppliers, bargaining power of buyers, threat of new entrants, threat of substitute products or services, and intensity of competitive rivalry. By understanding these forces, businesses can develop strategies to create a sustainable competitive advantage and succeed in their industry. The model is widely used in strategic planning, market analysis, and decision-making processes.

This rules diagram is a graphical representation of a set of rules or logical statements used in decision-making processes. It typically consists of a series of boxes or circles representing the rules and arrows connecting them to indicate the order in which they are applied. The diagram helps visualize complex sets of rules with description for each rule, making it easier to understand and modify decision-making processes.

This diagram explains a spatial filter with direction of arrival estimation.

An EPC (Enterprise Process Chart) flow chart is a graphical representation of the steps involved in a business process or workflow.

A work breakdown structure (WBS) diagram, is for decomposing a task into smaller parts, which helps organizing and performing. This example diagram shows possible tasks for designing a TikZ diagram. The basis is a tree, nodes were addes below its child nodes.

This example shows how to draw a basic pie chart. Note that labels are automatically aligned and placed in a smart way. This makes the code more complicated. However, charts can now bee drawn without worrying about overlapping labels.

The infinite series 1/4 + 1/16 + 1/64 + 1/256 + … is one of the first computed infinite series in the history of mathematics, already used by Archimedes. Its sum is 1/3.