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I am very new to Latex. Can you help me with this diagram? I have been trying hard but still, I cannot make any progress. I will export the image from Inkscape to tikZ. If it works, I’ll publish the answer myself.



enter image description here



mwe (Credits to @Marmot)



    documentclass[tikz,border=3.14mm]{standalone}
usetikzlibrary{positioning,fit,shadows.blur,shapes.geometric,calc}
begin{document}
begin{tikzpicture}[font=sffamily,
regentonne/.style={cylinder,aspect=0.3,draw,shape border rotate=90}]
begin{scope}[nodes={align=center,fill=white,blur shadow}]
node[regentonne] (A) {MovieLens\ Database};
node[regentonne,right=10em of A] (B) {MovieLens\ Features};
path (A) -- (B) node[midway,above=9em,regentonne] (C) {User--Item\ Pairs};
node[anchor=north west,draw,minimum width=8em] at (B.west|-C.north) (D) {Collaborative\
Filter\ Algorithms\[2em]SVD\ KNN};
path let p1=($(D.south)-(B.north)$) in node[anchor=north west,draw,minimum width=8em] at
([yshift=-y1]B.south-|D.west) (E) {Error Prediction\ Models\[2em]
SVD\ KNN};
node[right=5em of E,draw] (F) {Algorithm\ Selection};
node[below=5em of F,draw] (G) {Predicted Rating};
begin{scope}[>=stealth,thick,->]
draw[rounded corners] (A) -| (C);
draw[rounded corners] (D.-10) -| (F);
path (A) edge (B) (B) edge (B|-E.north) (D.-60) edge (E.north-|D.-60)
(E) edge (F) (F) edge (G) (C.east) edge (C.east-|D.west);
end{scope}
end{scope}
path ($(F)+(5.5em,0)$) coordinate (aux);
node[draw,inner sep=0.5em,dashed,fit=(B) (E) (F) (aux),
label={[anchor=north east]north east:Meta learner}] (F1) {};
node[draw,inner sep=0.5em,dashed,fit=(C) (E) (F1),
label={[anchor=north east]north east:Recommender system}] (F2) {};
end{tikzpicture}
end{document}


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I am very new to Latex. Can you help me with this diagram? I have been trying hard but still, I cannot make any progress. I will export the image from Inkscape to tikZ. If it works, I’ll publish the answer myself.



enter image description here



mwe (Credits to @Marmot)



    documentclass[tikz,border=3.14mm]{standalone}
usetikzlibrary{positioning,fit,shadows.blur,shapes.geometric,calc}
begin{document}
begin{tikzpicture}[font=sffamily,
regentonne/.style={cylinder,aspect=0.3,draw,shape border rotate=90}]
begin{scope}[nodes={align=center,fill=white,blur shadow}]
node[regentonne] (A) {MovieLens\ Database};
node[regentonne,right=10em of A] (B) {MovieLens\ Features};
path (A) -- (B) node[midway,above=9em,regentonne] (C) {User--Item\ Pairs};
node[anchor=north west,draw,minimum width=8em] at (B.west|-C.north) (D) {Collaborative\
Filter\ Algorithms\[2em]SVD\ KNN};
path let p1=($(D.south)-(B.north)$) in node[anchor=north west,draw,minimum width=8em] at
([yshift=-y1]B.south-|D.west) (E) {Error Prediction\ Models\[2em]
SVD\ KNN};
node[right=5em of E,draw] (F) {Algorithm\ Selection};
node[below=5em of F,draw] (G) {Predicted Rating};
begin{scope}[>=stealth,thick,->]
draw[rounded corners] (A) -| (C);
draw[rounded corners] (D.-10) -| (F);
path (A) edge (B) (B) edge (B|-E.north) (D.-60) edge (E.north-|D.-60)
(E) edge (F) (F) edge (G) (C.east) edge (C.east-|D.west);
end{scope}
end{scope}
path ($(F)+(5.5em,0)$) coordinate (aux);
node[draw,inner sep=0.5em,dashed,fit=(B) (E) (F) (aux),
label={[anchor=north east]north east:Meta learner}] (F1) {};
node[draw,inner sep=0.5em,dashed,fit=(C) (E) (F1),
label={[anchor=north east]north east:Recommender system}] (F2) {};
end{tikzpicture}
end{document}


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I am very new to Latex. Can you help me with this diagram? I have been trying hard but still, I cannot make any progress. I will export the image from Inkscape to tikZ. If it works, I’ll publish the answer myself.



enter image description here



mwe (Credits to @Marmot)



    documentclass[tikz,border=3.14mm]{standalone}
usetikzlibrary{positioning,fit,shadows.blur,shapes.geometric,calc}
begin{document}
begin{tikzpicture}[font=sffamily,
regentonne/.style={cylinder,aspect=0.3,draw,shape border rotate=90}]
begin{scope}[nodes={align=center,fill=white,blur shadow}]
node[regentonne] (A) {MovieLens\ Database};
node[regentonne,right=10em of A] (B) {MovieLens\ Features};
path (A) -- (B) node[midway,above=9em,regentonne] (C) {User--Item\ Pairs};
node[anchor=north west,draw,minimum width=8em] at (B.west|-C.north) (D) {Collaborative\
Filter\ Algorithms\[2em]SVD\ KNN};
path let p1=($(D.south)-(B.north)$) in node[anchor=north west,draw,minimum width=8em] at
([yshift=-y1]B.south-|D.west) (E) {Error Prediction\ Models\[2em]
SVD\ KNN};
node[right=5em of E,draw] (F) {Algorithm\ Selection};
node[below=5em of F,draw] (G) {Predicted Rating};
begin{scope}[>=stealth,thick,->]
draw[rounded corners] (A) -| (C);
draw[rounded corners] (D.-10) -| (F);
path (A) edge (B) (B) edge (B|-E.north) (D.-60) edge (E.north-|D.-60)
(E) edge (F) (F) edge (G) (C.east) edge (C.east-|D.west);
end{scope}
end{scope}
path ($(F)+(5.5em,0)$) coordinate (aux);
node[draw,inner sep=0.5em,dashed,fit=(B) (E) (F) (aux),
label={[anchor=north east]north east:Meta learner}] (F1) {};
node[draw,inner sep=0.5em,dashed,fit=(C) (E) (F1),
label={[anchor=north east]north east:Recommender system}] (F2) {};
end{tikzpicture}
end{document}


enter image description here










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I am very new to Latex. Can you help me with this diagram? I have been trying hard but still, I cannot make any progress. I will export the image from Inkscape to tikZ. If it works, I’ll publish the answer myself.



enter image description here



mwe (Credits to @Marmot)



    documentclass[tikz,border=3.14mm]{standalone}
usetikzlibrary{positioning,fit,shadows.blur,shapes.geometric,calc}
begin{document}
begin{tikzpicture}[font=sffamily,
regentonne/.style={cylinder,aspect=0.3,draw,shape border rotate=90}]
begin{scope}[nodes={align=center,fill=white,blur shadow}]
node[regentonne] (A) {MovieLens\ Database};
node[regentonne,right=10em of A] (B) {MovieLens\ Features};
path (A) -- (B) node[midway,above=9em,regentonne] (C) {User--Item\ Pairs};
node[anchor=north west,draw,minimum width=8em] at (B.west|-C.north) (D) {Collaborative\
Filter\ Algorithms\[2em]SVD\ KNN};
path let p1=($(D.south)-(B.north)$) in node[anchor=north west,draw,minimum width=8em] at
([yshift=-y1]B.south-|D.west) (E) {Error Prediction\ Models\[2em]
SVD\ KNN};
node[right=5em of E,draw] (F) {Algorithm\ Selection};
node[below=5em of F,draw] (G) {Predicted Rating};
begin{scope}[>=stealth,thick,->]
draw[rounded corners] (A) -| (C);
draw[rounded corners] (D.-10) -| (F);
path (A) edge (B) (B) edge (B|-E.north) (D.-60) edge (E.north-|D.-60)
(E) edge (F) (F) edge (G) (C.east) edge (C.east-|D.west);
end{scope}
end{scope}
path ($(F)+(5.5em,0)$) coordinate (aux);
node[draw,inner sep=0.5em,dashed,fit=(B) (E) (F) (aux),
label={[anchor=north east]north east:Meta learner}] (F1) {};
node[draw,inner sep=0.5em,dashed,fit=(C) (E) (F1),
label={[anchor=north east]north east:Recommender system}] (F2) {};
end{tikzpicture}
end{document}


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documentclass[tikz,border=3.14mm]{standalone}
usepackage{tikzlings}
usetikzlibrary{positioning,shadows.blur,shapes.geometric,calc,fit}
tikzset{database/.style={cylinder,aspect=2,draw,fill,shape border rotate=90,path picture={
draw[white] let p1=($(path picture bounding box.north east)-(path picture bounding
box.south west)$) in
foreach XX in {1,2,3} {([yshift=-XX*y1/4]path picture bounding box.north west)
arc(180:360:x1/2 and 0.25*x1/2)};
}}}
begin{document}
begin{tikzpicture}[font=sffamily]
begin{scope}[nodes={draw,align=center},local bounding box=Canada]
node[database,minimum size=6em,label={[name=DB]below:DB}] (db){};
node[draw=blue,anchor=north] (MT) at ([xshift=-7em]db.west) {Model\ Training};
node[draw=green!60!black,above=2em of MT] (PM) {Prediction\
Model};
path (PM.north west) + (-3em,5em) (MT) + (0,-5em) (db.east) + (1em,0);
end{scope}
draw (Canada.south west) rectangle (Canada.north east) node[below
left]{Recommendation Engine};
path let p1=($(Canada.north)-(Canada.south)$) in
node[left=1em of Canada,minimum height=y1,inner ysep=0pt,draw] (Client) {Client};
koala[shift={([xshift=-5em,yshift=-3em]Client.west)}]
begin{scope}[thick,-latex,nodes={fill=white,align=center}]
draw (Client.71) -| (db) node[pos=0.3]
{user feedback\ (dots)};
draw[green!60!black] (db.west) -- ++(-2em,0) |- (PM)
node[pos=0.2]{bla};
draw[green!60!black] (PM.west) -- ++(-1em,0) |- (Client.-70)
node[pos=0.2]{bla};
draw[dashed,blue!80!black] (DB.south) -- ++ (0,-1.5em) -| (MT)
node[pos=0.2]{User history};
draw[dashed,blue!80!black] (MT) -- (PM);
end{scope}
end{tikzpicture}
end{document}


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    Haha!!! Thank you very much! Couldn’t be happier! The database is of order of magnitude ;), I will reduce its size

    – Delan
    8 hours ago











  • I will post it again using your code. I cannot use tikzpeople

    – Delan
    7 hours ago






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    @Delan Who needs tikzpeople in the tikzling era? ;-) (I am sure one can use tikzpeople. What have you tried?)

    – marmot
    7 hours ago











  • Check the postt

    – Delan
    7 hours ago






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    @Delan If I load tikzpeople I can add node[alice,scale=2,left=2em of Client]{}; without problems.

    – marmot
    7 hours ago














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documentclass[tikz,border=3.14mm]{standalone}
usepackage{tikzlings}
usetikzlibrary{positioning,shadows.blur,shapes.geometric,calc,fit}
tikzset{database/.style={cylinder,aspect=2,draw,fill,shape border rotate=90,path picture={
draw[white] let p1=($(path picture bounding box.north east)-(path picture bounding
box.south west)$) in
foreach XX in {1,2,3} {([yshift=-XX*y1/4]path picture bounding box.north west)
arc(180:360:x1/2 and 0.25*x1/2)};
}}}
begin{document}
begin{tikzpicture}[font=sffamily]
begin{scope}[nodes={draw,align=center},local bounding box=Canada]
node[database,minimum size=6em,label={[name=DB]below:DB}] (db){};
node[draw=blue,anchor=north] (MT) at ([xshift=-7em]db.west) {Model\ Training};
node[draw=green!60!black,above=2em of MT] (PM) {Prediction\
Model};
path (PM.north west) + (-3em,5em) (MT) + (0,-5em) (db.east) + (1em,0);
end{scope}
draw (Canada.south west) rectangle (Canada.north east) node[below
left]{Recommendation Engine};
path let p1=($(Canada.north)-(Canada.south)$) in
node[left=1em of Canada,minimum height=y1,inner ysep=0pt,draw] (Client) {Client};
koala[shift={([xshift=-5em,yshift=-3em]Client.west)}]
begin{scope}[thick,-latex,nodes={fill=white,align=center}]
draw (Client.71) -| (db) node[pos=0.3]
{user feedback\ (dots)};
draw[green!60!black] (db.west) -- ++(-2em,0) |- (PM)
node[pos=0.2]{bla};
draw[green!60!black] (PM.west) -- ++(-1em,0) |- (Client.-70)
node[pos=0.2]{bla};
draw[dashed,blue!80!black] (DB.south) -- ++ (0,-1.5em) -| (MT)
node[pos=0.2]{User history};
draw[dashed,blue!80!black] (MT) -- (PM);
end{scope}
end{tikzpicture}
end{document}


enter image description here






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    Haha!!! Thank you very much! Couldn’t be happier! The database is of order of magnitude ;), I will reduce its size

    – Delan
    8 hours ago











  • I will post it again using your code. I cannot use tikzpeople

    – Delan
    7 hours ago






  • 1





    @Delan Who needs tikzpeople in the tikzling era? ;-) (I am sure one can use tikzpeople. What have you tried?)

    – marmot
    7 hours ago











  • Check the postt

    – Delan
    7 hours ago






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    @Delan If I load tikzpeople I can add node[alice,scale=2,left=2em of Client]{}; without problems.

    – marmot
    7 hours ago
















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You need to fill in some of the texts yourself.



documentclass[tikz,border=3.14mm]{standalone}
usepackage{tikzlings}
usetikzlibrary{positioning,shadows.blur,shapes.geometric,calc,fit}
tikzset{database/.style={cylinder,aspect=2,draw,fill,shape border rotate=90,path picture={
draw[white] let p1=($(path picture bounding box.north east)-(path picture bounding
box.south west)$) in
foreach XX in {1,2,3} {([yshift=-XX*y1/4]path picture bounding box.north west)
arc(180:360:x1/2 and 0.25*x1/2)};
}}}
begin{document}
begin{tikzpicture}[font=sffamily]
begin{scope}[nodes={draw,align=center},local bounding box=Canada]
node[database,minimum size=6em,label={[name=DB]below:DB}] (db){};
node[draw=blue,anchor=north] (MT) at ([xshift=-7em]db.west) {Model\ Training};
node[draw=green!60!black,above=2em of MT] (PM) {Prediction\
Model};
path (PM.north west) + (-3em,5em) (MT) + (0,-5em) (db.east) + (1em,0);
end{scope}
draw (Canada.south west) rectangle (Canada.north east) node[below
left]{Recommendation Engine};
path let p1=($(Canada.north)-(Canada.south)$) in
node[left=1em of Canada,minimum height=y1,inner ysep=0pt,draw] (Client) {Client};
koala[shift={([xshift=-5em,yshift=-3em]Client.west)}]
begin{scope}[thick,-latex,nodes={fill=white,align=center}]
draw (Client.71) -| (db) node[pos=0.3]
{user feedback\ (dots)};
draw[green!60!black] (db.west) -- ++(-2em,0) |- (PM)
node[pos=0.2]{bla};
draw[green!60!black] (PM.west) -- ++(-1em,0) |- (Client.-70)
node[pos=0.2]{bla};
draw[dashed,blue!80!black] (DB.south) -- ++ (0,-1.5em) -| (MT)
node[pos=0.2]{User history};
draw[dashed,blue!80!black] (MT) -- (PM);
end{scope}
end{tikzpicture}
end{document}


enter image description here






share|improve this answer





















  • 1





    Haha!!! Thank you very much! Couldn’t be happier! The database is of order of magnitude ;), I will reduce its size

    – Delan
    8 hours ago











  • I will post it again using your code. I cannot use tikzpeople

    – Delan
    7 hours ago






  • 1





    @Delan Who needs tikzpeople in the tikzling era? ;-) (I am sure one can use tikzpeople. What have you tried?)

    – marmot
    7 hours ago











  • Check the postt

    – Delan
    7 hours ago






  • 1





    @Delan If I load tikzpeople I can add node[alice,scale=2,left=2em of Client]{}; without problems.

    – marmot
    7 hours ago














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You need to fill in some of the texts yourself.



documentclass[tikz,border=3.14mm]{standalone}
usepackage{tikzlings}
usetikzlibrary{positioning,shadows.blur,shapes.geometric,calc,fit}
tikzset{database/.style={cylinder,aspect=2,draw,fill,shape border rotate=90,path picture={
draw[white] let p1=($(path picture bounding box.north east)-(path picture bounding
box.south west)$) in
foreach XX in {1,2,3} {([yshift=-XX*y1/4]path picture bounding box.north west)
arc(180:360:x1/2 and 0.25*x1/2)};
}}}
begin{document}
begin{tikzpicture}[font=sffamily]
begin{scope}[nodes={draw,align=center},local bounding box=Canada]
node[database,minimum size=6em,label={[name=DB]below:DB}] (db){};
node[draw=blue,anchor=north] (MT) at ([xshift=-7em]db.west) {Model\ Training};
node[draw=green!60!black,above=2em of MT] (PM) {Prediction\
Model};
path (PM.north west) + (-3em,5em) (MT) + (0,-5em) (db.east) + (1em,0);
end{scope}
draw (Canada.south west) rectangle (Canada.north east) node[below
left]{Recommendation Engine};
path let p1=($(Canada.north)-(Canada.south)$) in
node[left=1em of Canada,minimum height=y1,inner ysep=0pt,draw] (Client) {Client};
koala[shift={([xshift=-5em,yshift=-3em]Client.west)}]
begin{scope}[thick,-latex,nodes={fill=white,align=center}]
draw (Client.71) -| (db) node[pos=0.3]
{user feedback\ (dots)};
draw[green!60!black] (db.west) -- ++(-2em,0) |- (PM)
node[pos=0.2]{bla};
draw[green!60!black] (PM.west) -- ++(-1em,0) |- (Client.-70)
node[pos=0.2]{bla};
draw[dashed,blue!80!black] (DB.south) -- ++ (0,-1.5em) -| (MT)
node[pos=0.2]{User history};
draw[dashed,blue!80!black] (MT) -- (PM);
end{scope}
end{tikzpicture}
end{document}


enter image description here






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You need to fill in some of the texts yourself.



documentclass[tikz,border=3.14mm]{standalone}
usepackage{tikzlings}
usetikzlibrary{positioning,shadows.blur,shapes.geometric,calc,fit}
tikzset{database/.style={cylinder,aspect=2,draw,fill,shape border rotate=90,path picture={
draw[white] let p1=($(path picture bounding box.north east)-(path picture bounding
box.south west)$) in
foreach XX in {1,2,3} {([yshift=-XX*y1/4]path picture bounding box.north west)
arc(180:360:x1/2 and 0.25*x1/2)};
}}}
begin{document}
begin{tikzpicture}[font=sffamily]
begin{scope}[nodes={draw,align=center},local bounding box=Canada]
node[database,minimum size=6em,label={[name=DB]below:DB}] (db){};
node[draw=blue,anchor=north] (MT) at ([xshift=-7em]db.west) {Model\ Training};
node[draw=green!60!black,above=2em of MT] (PM) {Prediction\
Model};
path (PM.north west) + (-3em,5em) (MT) + (0,-5em) (db.east) + (1em,0);
end{scope}
draw (Canada.south west) rectangle (Canada.north east) node[below
left]{Recommendation Engine};
path let p1=($(Canada.north)-(Canada.south)$) in
node[left=1em of Canada,minimum height=y1,inner ysep=0pt,draw] (Client) {Client};
koala[shift={([xshift=-5em,yshift=-3em]Client.west)}]
begin{scope}[thick,-latex,nodes={fill=white,align=center}]
draw (Client.71) -| (db) node[pos=0.3]
{user feedback\ (dots)};
draw[green!60!black] (db.west) -- ++(-2em,0) |- (PM)
node[pos=0.2]{bla};
draw[green!60!black] (PM.west) -- ++(-1em,0) |- (Client.-70)
node[pos=0.2]{bla};
draw[dashed,blue!80!black] (DB.south) -- ++ (0,-1.5em) -| (MT)
node[pos=0.2]{User history};
draw[dashed,blue!80!black] (MT) -- (PM);
end{scope}
end{tikzpicture}
end{document}


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    Haha!!! Thank you very much! Couldn’t be happier! The database is of order of magnitude ;), I will reduce its size

    – Delan
    8 hours ago











  • I will post it again using your code. I cannot use tikzpeople

    – Delan
    7 hours ago






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    @Delan Who needs tikzpeople in the tikzling era? ;-) (I am sure one can use tikzpeople. What have you tried?)

    – marmot
    7 hours ago











  • Check the postt

    – Delan
    7 hours ago






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    @Delan If I load tikzpeople I can add node[alice,scale=2,left=2em of Client]{}; without problems.

    – marmot
    7 hours ago














  • 1





    Haha!!! Thank you very much! Couldn’t be happier! The database is of order of magnitude ;), I will reduce its size

    – Delan
    8 hours ago











  • I will post it again using your code. I cannot use tikzpeople

    – Delan
    7 hours ago






  • 1





    @Delan Who needs tikzpeople in the tikzling era? ;-) (I am sure one can use tikzpeople. What have you tried?)

    – marmot
    7 hours ago











  • Check the postt

    – Delan
    7 hours ago






  • 1





    @Delan If I load tikzpeople I can add node[alice,scale=2,left=2em of Client]{}; without problems.

    – marmot
    7 hours ago








1




1





Haha!!! Thank you very much! Couldn’t be happier! The database is of order of magnitude ;), I will reduce its size

– Delan
8 hours ago





Haha!!! Thank you very much! Couldn’t be happier! The database is of order of magnitude ;), I will reduce its size

– Delan
8 hours ago













I will post it again using your code. I cannot use tikzpeople

– Delan
7 hours ago





I will post it again using your code. I cannot use tikzpeople

– Delan
7 hours ago




1




1





@Delan Who needs tikzpeople in the tikzling era? ;-) (I am sure one can use tikzpeople. What have you tried?)

– marmot
7 hours ago





@Delan Who needs tikzpeople in the tikzling era? ;-) (I am sure one can use tikzpeople. What have you tried?)

– marmot
7 hours ago













Check the postt

– Delan
7 hours ago





Check the postt

– Delan
7 hours ago




1




1





@Delan If I load tikzpeople I can add node[alice,scale=2,left=2em of Client]{}; without problems.

– marmot
7 hours ago





@Delan If I load tikzpeople I can add node[alice,scale=2,left=2em of Client]{}; without problems.

– marmot
7 hours ago


















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