General diagram types
- See also: Specific diagram types
General diagram types are diagrams with specific shapes and methodology present with multiple specific types in multiple fields of application.
Block diagram | Cycle diagram | Cluster diagram | Ladder diagram | Network diagram |
Round diagram | Spiral diagram | Timeline | Tree diagram | Triangular diagram |
General diagram shapes |
There are two general types here:
- General diagram shapes with a typical basic shape, and
- General concept diagram with a typical basic concept
This is not a general accepted classification of diagrams. It is made here to give an impression of the types of diagrams in the Wikimedia Commons at present.
General diagram shapes edit
Basic or general diagrams shapes here are diagrams with a typical basic shape.
- Overview of diagrams constructed in some type of general shape
Block diagram edit
A block diagram is a diagram, in which the principal parts or functions are represented by blocks connected by lines, that show the relationships of the blocks. See also Category:Block diagrams.
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From left to right
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From top to bottom
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Circular
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Waterfall
Cycle diagrams edit
Diagrams representing a cycle. See Category:Cycle diagrams
Cluster diagrams edit
Cluster diagrams represents some kind of cluster. See also Category:Cluster diagrams
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UML Class diagram
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UML Object diagram
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UML Package diagram
Ladder diagrams edit
Diagrams in some shapes of a ladder, with two or more spots. See Category:Ladder diagrams
Network diagrams edit
A network diagram is any diagram representing a network and or a diagram with building blocks in the shape of a network. See also Category:Network diagrams
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Neural network diagram
Round diagrams edit
Diagrams in a round shape. See Category:Round diagrams
Spiral diagrams edit
Diagrams representing a spiral shape. See Category:Spiral diagrams
Timeline diagrams edit
A timeline is a graphical representation of a chronological sequence of events, also referred to as a chronology. See also Category:Timelines
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Horizontal timeline
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Vertical timeline
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Circular timeline
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Hierarchical timeline
Tree diagrams edit
Tree diagrams with tree-like shapes. See also Category:Tree diagrams
Triangular diagrams edit
Diagrams in a triangular shape. See Category:Triangular diagrams
General concept diagrams edit
Basic or general diagrams with a typical basic concept, present in multple fields of application.
- Overview of the types of diagrams, representing a general concept
Activity diagram edit
Activity diagrams show a sequence of activities. See also Category:Activity diagrams
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A diagram showing how CUPS works
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Controled process chain
Comparison diagram edit
Diagrams that compare objects between themselves, for example to show the largest planes or buildings. See Category:Comparison diagrams
Decision diagrams edit
See Category:Decision diagrams
Explanatory diagrams edit
See Category:Explanatory diagrams
Flow diagrams edit
A flow diagram is a general type of diagram, that shows a sequence of activities and or decisions. See also Category:Flow diagrams
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Complex flow diagram
- See also
- w:Cash flow diagram
- w:Data flow diagram
- Flowchart
- w:Fundamental diagram of traffic flow
- w:Information flow diagram
- w:Nassi-Shneiderman diagram, see Category:Nassi-Shneiderman diagrams
- w:Process Flow diagram
- w:Sankey diagram
- w:State diagram
Phase diagrams edit
Process diagrams edit
State diagrams edit
Timing diagrams edit
Contrasts edit
- Abstract versus illustrated diagrams
- Spatial versus non spatial diagrams
- Statical versus dynamical diagrams
- is precedence diagram means flow diagram?