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I'm trying to recreate the diagram on this website: http://www.njohnston.ca/2013/04/the-minimal-superpermutation-problem/
and am finding difficulty with joining all the nodes in the third row to a singular node. This is what I have got so far:

begincenter 
begintikzpicture[sibling distance=5em,
 every node/.style = shape=circle,
 draw, align=center,]]
 node $123121321$
 child node 123 
 child node 1234123 
 child node 231
 child node 2314231 
 child node 312 
 child node 3124312 
 child node 213 
 child node 2134213 
 child node 132
 child node 1324132 
 child node 321
 child node 3214321 ; 
endtikzpicture
endcenter 

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I'm trying to recreate the diagram on this website: http://www.njohnston.ca/2013/04/the-minimal-superpermutation-problem/
and am finding difficulty with joining all the nodes in the third row to a singular node. This is what I have got so far:

begincenter 
begintikzpicture[sibling distance=5em,
 every node/.style = shape=circle,
 draw, align=center,]]
 node $123121321$
 child node 123 
 child node 1234123 
 child node 231
 child node 2314231 
 child node 312 
 child node 3124312 
 child node 213 
 child node 2134213 
 child node 132
 child node 1324132 
 child node 321
 child node 3214321 ; 
endtikzpicture
endcenter 

nodes graphs tikz-node node-connections

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I'm trying to recreate the diagram on this website: http://www.njohnston.ca/2013/04/the-minimal-superpermutation-problem/
and am finding difficulty with joining all the nodes in the third row to a singular node. This is what I have got so far:

begincenter 
begintikzpicture[sibling distance=5em,
 every node/.style = shape=circle,
 draw, align=center,]]
 node $123121321$
 child node 123 
 child node 1234123 
 child node 231
 child node 2314231 
 child node 312 
 child node 3124312 
 child node 213 
 child node 2134213 
 child node 132
 child node 1324132 
 child node 321
 child node 3214321 ; 
endtikzpicture
endcenter 

nodes graphs tikz-node node-connections

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begincenter 
begintikzpicture[sibling distance=5em,
 every node/.style = shape=circle,
 draw, align=center,]]
 node $123121321$
 child node 123 
 child node 1234123 
 child node 231
 child node 2314231 
 child node 312 
 child node 3124312 
 child node 213 
 child node 2134213 
 child node 132
 child node 1324132 
 child node 321
 child node 3214321 ; 
endtikzpicture
endcenter 

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I'd use forest. The foreach loop at the end can be used for your original code, too (after changing the node names).

documentclass[border=3.14mm]standalone
usepackage[edges]forest
usetikzlibraryshapes.geometric
begindocument

 beginforest
for tree=draw, ellipse,edge=-latex
[123121,alias=top
 [123
 [1234123,alias=n-1]
 ]
 [231
 [2314231,alias=n-2]
 ]
 [312
 [3124312,alias=n-3]
 ]
 [213
 [2134213,alias=n-4]
 ]
 [132
 [1324132,alias=n-5]
 ]
 [321
 [3214321,alias=n-6]
 ]
]
node[ellipse,draw] (Pft) at ([yshift=-pi*1.1cm]top) 1234dots;
foreach X in 1,...,6
draw[-latex] (n-X) -- (Pft);
endforest
enddocument

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I'd use forest. The foreach loop at the end can be used for your original code, too (after changing the node names).

documentclass[border=3.14mm]standalone
usepackage[edges]forest
usetikzlibraryshapes.geometric
begindocument

 beginforest
for tree=draw, ellipse,edge=-latex
[123121,alias=top
 [123
 [1234123,alias=n-1]
 ]
 [231
 [2314231,alias=n-2]
 ]
 [312
 [3124312,alias=n-3]
 ]
 [213
 [2134213,alias=n-4]
 ]
 [132
 [1324132,alias=n-5]
 ]
 [321
 [3214321,alias=n-6]
 ]
]
node[ellipse,draw] (Pft) at ([yshift=-pi*1.1cm]top) 1234dots;
foreach X in 1,...,6
draw[-latex] (n-X) -- (Pft);
endforest
enddocument

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I'd use forest. The foreach loop at the end can be used for your original code, too (after changing the node names).

documentclass[border=3.14mm]standalone
usepackage[edges]forest
usetikzlibraryshapes.geometric
begindocument

 beginforest
for tree=draw, ellipse,edge=-latex
[123121,alias=top
 [123
 [1234123,alias=n-1]
 ]
 [231
 [2314231,alias=n-2]
 ]
 [312
 [3124312,alias=n-3]
 ]
 [213
 [2134213,alias=n-4]
 ]
 [132
 [1324132,alias=n-5]
 ]
 [321
 [3214321,alias=n-6]
 ]
]
node[ellipse,draw] (Pft) at ([yshift=-pi*1.1cm]top) 1234dots;
foreach X in 1,...,6
draw[-latex] (n-X) -- (Pft);
endforest
enddocument

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I'd use forest. The foreach loop at the end can be used for your original code, too (after changing the node names).

documentclass[border=3.14mm]standalone
usepackage[edges]forest
usetikzlibraryshapes.geometric
begindocument

 beginforest
for tree=draw, ellipse,edge=-latex
[123121,alias=top
 [123
 [1234123,alias=n-1]
 ]
 [231
 [2314231,alias=n-2]
 ]
 [312
 [3124312,alias=n-3]
 ]
 [213
 [2134213,alias=n-4]
 ]
 [132
 [1324132,alias=n-5]
 ]
 [321
 [3214321,alias=n-6]
 ]
]
node[ellipse,draw] (Pft) at ([yshift=-pi*1.1cm]top) 1234dots;
foreach X in 1,...,6
draw[-latex] (n-X) -- (Pft);
endforest
enddocument

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documentclass[border=3.14mm]standalone
usepackage[edges]forest
usetikzlibraryshapes.geometric
begindocument

 beginforest
for tree=draw, ellipse,edge=-latex
[123121,alias=top
 [123
 [1234123,alias=n-1]
 ]
 [231
 [2314231,alias=n-2]
 ]
 [312
 [3124312,alias=n-3]
 ]
 [213
 [2134213,alias=n-4]
 ]
 [132
 [1324132,alias=n-5]
 ]
 [321
 [3214321,alias=n-6]
 ]
]
node[ellipse,draw] (Pft) at ([yshift=-pi*1.1cm]top) 1234dots;
foreach X in 1,...,6
draw[-latex] (n-X) -- (Pft);
endforest
enddocument

share|improve this answer

answered 40 mins ago

marmotmarmot

116k5147277

answered 40 mins ago

marmotmarmot

116k5147277

answered 40 mins ago

marmotmarmot

116k5147277