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How to make a 3 level deep tree with tikz
With istgame:
\documentclass{standalone}
\usepackage{istgame}
\begin{document}
\begin{istgame}
\setistNewNodeStyle{oval node}[draw=none]
\xtShowTerminalNodes[oval node]
\setistmathTF000
\...
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forest: Even horizontal distribution of all nodes on the same level
I think a matrix of math nodes would be easier (and faster!) than forest, which tries to avoid crossing edges. For example,
\documentclass[tikz,border=10pt]{standalone}
% ateb: https://tex....
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forest: Even horizontal distribution of all nodes on the same level
As Lorenzo and cfr pointed out, using the forest package does not seem to be the easiest approach here.
Instead, I solved the problem by manually creating the Hasse diagram (thanks again to Lorenzo) ...
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recreate a figure with TikZ from an entrance exam
Here's a way to do it in elementary steps in Tikz, which may be easier for a beginner. Let's arrive here in small steps: start simple and refine.
I suggest:
to have a look into the turtorials of the ...
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recreate a figure with TikZ from an entrance exam
A version with tikz alone.
Update: A tip to remove the small vertical line under the root
To do this, I build the nodes without tracing the edges. I then build them manually.
\documentclass{article}
\...
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recreate a figure with TikZ from an entrance exam
Please note that I think I ought not answer do-it-for-mes, but sometimes I do what I believe I ought not.
I'd use Forest. Others would use something else. MetaPost, plain TikZ, tikz-trees etc. The ...
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Plotting tree diagrams
I would use Forest, though this is largely a matter of personal preference. But using some tree-specific package or other will make things a lot easier. The following defines a style nice tree for the ...
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Plotting tree diagrams
May be you serve, using forest package:
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{tikz}
\usepackage{forest}
\newcommand{\dotikz}{\tikz{\fill (0,0) circle (2pt);}}
\begin{document}
\begin{figure}
\...
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