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Revision as of 01:20, 13 November 2015
This chapter offers guidelines for creating influence diagrams that are clear and comprehensible by careful arrangement of nodes, well-designed module hierarchies, and judicious use of color. It also describes how to adjust and align nodes, and customize styles for nodes and diagrams. Options include which arrows to show, node sizes, colors, text size, and font family.
Hierarchical influence diagrams can provide a lucid display of the essential qualitative structure of a model, uncluttered by quantitative details.
It is also possible to create impenetrable spaghetti!
Sections
- Guidelines for creating lucid and elegant diagrams
- Arranging nodes to make clear diagrams
- Organizing a module hierarchy
- Color in influence diagrams
- Diagram Style dialog
- Node Style dialog
- Taking screenshots of diagrams
See Also
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