In this episode of Unlocking LaTeX Graphics, applied mathematician Tammy Kolda walks you through the basics of creating graphs in TikZ, including coverage of the TikZ positioning library. This self-contained video demonstrates how to use nodes and edges, including positioning, styling, and connecting them. The tutorial is based on her book, Unlocking LaTeX Graphics.
00:00 Welcome
00:21 Today's Topic
00:33 Setting up at Overleaf
01:14 Creating a Node
03:02 Adding More Nodes
05:53 Manually Specifying Distances
06:53 Adding Edges
09:01 Bendy Edges & Self Loops
11:10 Changing the Automatic Node Spacing
12:58 Thanks for Watching
Key terms today: tikz, latex graphics, graph drawing, node, edge, positioning
Today's Document on Overleaf: https://www.overleaf.com/read/hypcwcg...
Relevant Previous Episodes:
Getting Started with TikZ LaTeX Graphics (tikzpicture): • Getting Started with TikZ LaTeX Graphics: ...
Getting Started with TikZ Nodes (node text option): • Getting Started with TikZ Nodes (Unlocking...
Node Sizing in TikZ (minimum size): • Node Sizing in TikZ (Unlocking LaTeX Graph...
Using Styles in TikZ LaTeX Graphics (tikzset): • Using Styles in TikZ LaTeX Graphics (Unloc...
Using Arrows in TikZ LaTeX Graphics (shorten): • Using Arrows in TikZ LaTeX Graphics (Unloc...
Curved Paths (bend left/right option): • Curved Paths in TikZ LaTeX Graphics (Unloc...
Circle Node Shape: • Node Shapes and Anchors in TikZ (Unlocking...
Unlocking LaTeX Graphics Book: https://latex-graphics.com
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