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Drawing a Grid/Tikz image



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I need to draw something like this (forgive me, it is very crude), to denote the dependencies in my algorithm.
Basically, I want to say that the circle (l,r) has incoming arrows from the 3 other circles (l,r-1), (l-1,r-1) and (l-1,r).
I could only come up with a grid, using Tikz. how does one draw the dependency arrows and nodes as in the below image?



documentclass[24point]article
usepackagetikz

begindocument

begintikzpicture
draw[step=0.5cm,color=gray] (-1,-1) grid (1,1);
foreach x/y/m in +0.75/+0.75/,-0.75/-0.75/ % etc
node at (x,y) m;
endtikzpicture%

enddocument











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    Here it would probably make sense to use a matrix of nodes and interconnecting those rather than a foreach approach.

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    Apr 4 at 12:27











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    – GermanShepherd
    Apr 4 at 12:29












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    – Sebastiano
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I need to draw something like this (forgive me, it is very crude), to denote the dependencies in my algorithm.
Basically, I want to say that the circle (l,r) has incoming arrows from the 3 other circles (l,r-1), (l-1,r-1) and (l-1,r).
I could only come up with a grid, using Tikz. how does one draw the dependency arrows and nodes as in the below image?



documentclass[24point]article
usepackagetikz

begindocument

begintikzpicture
draw[step=0.5cm,color=gray] (-1,-1) grid (1,1);
foreach x/y/m in +0.75/+0.75/,-0.75/-0.75/ % etc
node at (x,y) m;
endtikzpicture%

enddocument











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  • 1





    Here it would probably make sense to use a matrix of nodes and interconnecting those rather than a foreach approach.

    – Claudio Fiandrino
    Apr 4 at 12:27











  • @ClaudioFiandrino Any references are welcome.

    – GermanShepherd
    Apr 4 at 12:29












  • @ClaudioFiandrino Hiiiiiiiiiii :-). My affectionate regards.

    – Sebastiano
    Apr 4 at 12:30













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I need to draw something like this (forgive me, it is very crude), to denote the dependencies in my algorithm.
Basically, I want to say that the circle (l,r) has incoming arrows from the 3 other circles (l,r-1), (l-1,r-1) and (l-1,r).
I could only come up with a grid, using Tikz. how does one draw the dependency arrows and nodes as in the below image?



documentclass[24point]article
usepackagetikz

begindocument

begintikzpicture
draw[step=0.5cm,color=gray] (-1,-1) grid (1,1);
foreach x/y/m in +0.75/+0.75/,-0.75/-0.75/ % etc
node at (x,y) m;
endtikzpicture%

enddocument











share|improve this question
















I need to draw something like this (forgive me, it is very crude), to denote the dependencies in my algorithm.
Basically, I want to say that the circle (l,r) has incoming arrows from the 3 other circles (l,r-1), (l-1,r-1) and (l-1,r).
I could only come up with a grid, using Tikz. how does one draw the dependency arrows and nodes as in the below image?



documentclass[24point]article
usepackagetikz

begindocument

begintikzpicture
draw[step=0.5cm,color=gray] (-1,-1) grid (1,1);
foreach x/y/m in +0.75/+0.75/,-0.75/-0.75/ % etc
node at (x,y) m;
endtikzpicture%

enddocument








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    Here it would probably make sense to use a matrix of nodes and interconnecting those rather than a foreach approach.

    – Claudio Fiandrino
    Apr 4 at 12:27











  • @ClaudioFiandrino Any references are welcome.

    – GermanShepherd
    Apr 4 at 12:29












  • @ClaudioFiandrino Hiiiiiiiiiii :-). My affectionate regards.

    – Sebastiano
    Apr 4 at 12:30












  • 1





    Here it would probably make sense to use a matrix of nodes and interconnecting those rather than a foreach approach.

    – Claudio Fiandrino
    Apr 4 at 12:27











  • @ClaudioFiandrino Any references are welcome.

    – GermanShepherd
    Apr 4 at 12:29












  • @ClaudioFiandrino Hiiiiiiiiiii :-). My affectionate regards.

    – Sebastiano
    Apr 4 at 12:30







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Here it would probably make sense to use a matrix of nodes and interconnecting those rather than a foreach approach.

– Claudio Fiandrino
Apr 4 at 12:27





Here it would probably make sense to use a matrix of nodes and interconnecting those rather than a foreach approach.

– Claudio Fiandrino
Apr 4 at 12:27













@ClaudioFiandrino Any references are welcome.

– GermanShepherd
Apr 4 at 12:29






@ClaudioFiandrino Any references are welcome.

– GermanShepherd
Apr 4 at 12:29














@ClaudioFiandrino Hiiiiiiiiiii :-). My affectionate regards.

– Sebastiano
Apr 4 at 12:30





@ClaudioFiandrino Hiiiiiiiiiii :-). My affectionate regards.

– Sebastiano
Apr 4 at 12:30










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I would draw your diagram like this



documentclass[tikz]standalone
begindocument
begintikzpicture[>=stealth]
foreach i in 0,1,2,3.5,4.5,5.5,7,8
draw[gray,very thin] (0,i) -- (8.5,i);
draw[gray,very thin] (i,0) -- (i,8.5);

draw[<->] (8.5,0) node[below] $n$ -- (0,0) node[below left] $(1,1)$ -- (0,8.5) node[left] $n$;
draw[->] (2,-.5) -- (3,-.5) node[above,near start] $r$;
foreach i in 2.75,6.25
foreach j in .5,1.5,4,5,7.5
node at (i,j) $cdots$;
node at (j,i) $vdots$;

foreach j in 2.75,6.25
node at (i,j) reflectbox$ddots$;

beginscope[every node/.style=
circle,draw,
minimum size=.8cm,
align=center,
font=footnotesize,
inner sep=0pt
]
node at (4,4) (11) $scriptstyle l-1$\[-1ex]$scriptstyle r-1$;
node at (5,4) (21) $scriptstyle l-1$\[-1ex]$scriptstyle r$;
node at (4,5) (12) $scriptstyle l$\[-1ex]$scriptstyle r-1$;
node at (5,5) (22) $scriptstyle l$\[-1ex]$scriptstyle r$;
endscope
draw[thick,red,->] (11) -- (22);
draw[thick,red,->] (12) to[bend left=45] (22);
draw[thick,red,->] (21) to[bend right=45] (22);
endtikzpicture
enddocument


enter image description here






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    Using a loop here is probably over-killing, but anyway, here is a modification of your code. Single draw command to do this ;)



    documentclass[tikz,border=7pt]standalone
    begindocument
    tikz
    draw[nodes=inner sep=1pt,color=gray]
    (0,0) grid[shift=(-.5,-.5)] (4,4)
    foreach[count=i] x/y/m in 2/3/a,2/2/b,3/3/c,(x,y) node(ni) m
    (n1) edge[red,-latex] (n3)
    (n2) edge[red,-latex] (n3)
    ;
    enddocument



    enter image description here






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      I would draw your diagram like this



      documentclass[tikz]standalone
      begindocument
      begintikzpicture[>=stealth]
      foreach i in 0,1,2,3.5,4.5,5.5,7,8
      draw[gray,very thin] (0,i) -- (8.5,i);
      draw[gray,very thin] (i,0) -- (i,8.5);

      draw[<->] (8.5,0) node[below] $n$ -- (0,0) node[below left] $(1,1)$ -- (0,8.5) node[left] $n$;
      draw[->] (2,-.5) -- (3,-.5) node[above,near start] $r$;
      foreach i in 2.75,6.25
      foreach j in .5,1.5,4,5,7.5
      node at (i,j) $cdots$;
      node at (j,i) $vdots$;

      foreach j in 2.75,6.25
      node at (i,j) reflectbox$ddots$;

      beginscope[every node/.style=
      circle,draw,
      minimum size=.8cm,
      align=center,
      font=footnotesize,
      inner sep=0pt
      ]
      node at (4,4) (11) $scriptstyle l-1$\[-1ex]$scriptstyle r-1$;
      node at (5,4) (21) $scriptstyle l-1$\[-1ex]$scriptstyle r$;
      node at (4,5) (12) $scriptstyle l$\[-1ex]$scriptstyle r-1$;
      node at (5,5) (22) $scriptstyle l$\[-1ex]$scriptstyle r$;
      endscope
      draw[thick,red,->] (11) -- (22);
      draw[thick,red,->] (12) to[bend left=45] (22);
      draw[thick,red,->] (21) to[bend right=45] (22);
      endtikzpicture
      enddocument


      enter image description here






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        I would draw your diagram like this



        documentclass[tikz]standalone
        begindocument
        begintikzpicture[>=stealth]
        foreach i in 0,1,2,3.5,4.5,5.5,7,8
        draw[gray,very thin] (0,i) -- (8.5,i);
        draw[gray,very thin] (i,0) -- (i,8.5);

        draw[<->] (8.5,0) node[below] $n$ -- (0,0) node[below left] $(1,1)$ -- (0,8.5) node[left] $n$;
        draw[->] (2,-.5) -- (3,-.5) node[above,near start] $r$;
        foreach i in 2.75,6.25
        foreach j in .5,1.5,4,5,7.5
        node at (i,j) $cdots$;
        node at (j,i) $vdots$;

        foreach j in 2.75,6.25
        node at (i,j) reflectbox$ddots$;

        beginscope[every node/.style=
        circle,draw,
        minimum size=.8cm,
        align=center,
        font=footnotesize,
        inner sep=0pt
        ]
        node at (4,4) (11) $scriptstyle l-1$\[-1ex]$scriptstyle r-1$;
        node at (5,4) (21) $scriptstyle l-1$\[-1ex]$scriptstyle r$;
        node at (4,5) (12) $scriptstyle l$\[-1ex]$scriptstyle r-1$;
        node at (5,5) (22) $scriptstyle l$\[-1ex]$scriptstyle r$;
        endscope
        draw[thick,red,->] (11) -- (22);
        draw[thick,red,->] (12) to[bend left=45] (22);
        draw[thick,red,->] (21) to[bend right=45] (22);
        endtikzpicture
        enddocument


        enter image description here






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          I would draw your diagram like this



          documentclass[tikz]standalone
          begindocument
          begintikzpicture[>=stealth]
          foreach i in 0,1,2,3.5,4.5,5.5,7,8
          draw[gray,very thin] (0,i) -- (8.5,i);
          draw[gray,very thin] (i,0) -- (i,8.5);

          draw[<->] (8.5,0) node[below] $n$ -- (0,0) node[below left] $(1,1)$ -- (0,8.5) node[left] $n$;
          draw[->] (2,-.5) -- (3,-.5) node[above,near start] $r$;
          foreach i in 2.75,6.25
          foreach j in .5,1.5,4,5,7.5
          node at (i,j) $cdots$;
          node at (j,i) $vdots$;

          foreach j in 2.75,6.25
          node at (i,j) reflectbox$ddots$;

          beginscope[every node/.style=
          circle,draw,
          minimum size=.8cm,
          align=center,
          font=footnotesize,
          inner sep=0pt
          ]
          node at (4,4) (11) $scriptstyle l-1$\[-1ex]$scriptstyle r-1$;
          node at (5,4) (21) $scriptstyle l-1$\[-1ex]$scriptstyle r$;
          node at (4,5) (12) $scriptstyle l$\[-1ex]$scriptstyle r-1$;
          node at (5,5) (22) $scriptstyle l$\[-1ex]$scriptstyle r$;
          endscope
          draw[thick,red,->] (11) -- (22);
          draw[thick,red,->] (12) to[bend left=45] (22);
          draw[thick,red,->] (21) to[bend right=45] (22);
          endtikzpicture
          enddocument


          enter image description here






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          I would draw your diagram like this



          documentclass[tikz]standalone
          begindocument
          begintikzpicture[>=stealth]
          foreach i in 0,1,2,3.5,4.5,5.5,7,8
          draw[gray,very thin] (0,i) -- (8.5,i);
          draw[gray,very thin] (i,0) -- (i,8.5);

          draw[<->] (8.5,0) node[below] $n$ -- (0,0) node[below left] $(1,1)$ -- (0,8.5) node[left] $n$;
          draw[->] (2,-.5) -- (3,-.5) node[above,near start] $r$;
          foreach i in 2.75,6.25
          foreach j in .5,1.5,4,5,7.5
          node at (i,j) $cdots$;
          node at (j,i) $vdots$;

          foreach j in 2.75,6.25
          node at (i,j) reflectbox$ddots$;

          beginscope[every node/.style=
          circle,draw,
          minimum size=.8cm,
          align=center,
          font=footnotesize,
          inner sep=0pt
          ]
          node at (4,4) (11) $scriptstyle l-1$\[-1ex]$scriptstyle r-1$;
          node at (5,4) (21) $scriptstyle l-1$\[-1ex]$scriptstyle r$;
          node at (4,5) (12) $scriptstyle l$\[-1ex]$scriptstyle r-1$;
          node at (5,5) (22) $scriptstyle l$\[-1ex]$scriptstyle r$;
          endscope
          draw[thick,red,->] (11) -- (22);
          draw[thick,red,->] (12) to[bend left=45] (22);
          draw[thick,red,->] (21) to[bend right=45] (22);
          endtikzpicture
          enddocument


          enter image description here







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              Using a loop here is probably over-killing, but anyway, here is a modification of your code. Single draw command to do this ;)



              documentclass[tikz,border=7pt]standalone
              begindocument
              tikz
              draw[nodes=inner sep=1pt,color=gray]
              (0,0) grid[shift=(-.5,-.5)] (4,4)
              foreach[count=i] x/y/m in 2/3/a,2/2/b,3/3/c,(x,y) node(ni) m
              (n1) edge[red,-latex] (n3)
              (n2) edge[red,-latex] (n3)
              ;
              enddocument



              enter image description here






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                Using a loop here is probably over-killing, but anyway, here is a modification of your code. Single draw command to do this ;)



                documentclass[tikz,border=7pt]standalone
                begindocument
                tikz
                draw[nodes=inner sep=1pt,color=gray]
                (0,0) grid[shift=(-.5,-.5)] (4,4)
                foreach[count=i] x/y/m in 2/3/a,2/2/b,3/3/c,(x,y) node(ni) m
                (n1) edge[red,-latex] (n3)
                (n2) edge[red,-latex] (n3)
                ;
                enddocument



                enter image description here






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                  Using a loop here is probably over-killing, but anyway, here is a modification of your code. Single draw command to do this ;)



                  documentclass[tikz,border=7pt]standalone
                  begindocument
                  tikz
                  draw[nodes=inner sep=1pt,color=gray]
                  (0,0) grid[shift=(-.5,-.5)] (4,4)
                  foreach[count=i] x/y/m in 2/3/a,2/2/b,3/3/c,(x,y) node(ni) m
                  (n1) edge[red,-latex] (n3)
                  (n2) edge[red,-latex] (n3)
                  ;
                  enddocument



                  enter image description here






                  share|improve this answer













                  Using a loop here is probably over-killing, but anyway, here is a modification of your code. Single draw command to do this ;)



                  documentclass[tikz,border=7pt]standalone
                  begindocument
                  tikz
                  draw[nodes=inner sep=1pt,color=gray]
                  (0,0) grid[shift=(-.5,-.5)] (4,4)
                  foreach[count=i] x/y/m in 2/3/a,2/2/b,3/3/c,(x,y) node(ni) m
                  (n1) edge[red,-latex] (n3)
                  (n2) edge[red,-latex] (n3)
                  ;
                  enddocument



                  enter image description here







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