how can we modeling the MPM?

how can we modeling the MPM?

by Oussama BENAICHA -
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Hello,

How can we model the MPM diagram of the following problem ( the Task  A should start 2 days after start of B and E )

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Re: how can we modeling the MPM?

by Howard Miller -
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I, for one, have no idea what a "MPM diagram" is so it might help to explain in a bit more detail.
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Re: how can we modeling the MPM?

by Oussama BENAICHA -
the example below is an MPM that illustrate sort of the execution of the tasksMPM example;

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Re: how can we modeling the MPM?

by AL Rachels -
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Hi Oussama,

You can do it with XyPic notation via xypic.js extension to MathJax.

Note that in the picture I have everything on separate lines to make it easier to understand what goes with what. It really needs to be all in one line of text, like this:

\( \begin{xy} \xymatrix { & *\txt{ } & *++[o][F-]{F} \ar[r]|{12} & *++[o][F-]{G} \ar[dr]|4  \\ *\txt{ } & *++[o][F-]{Demarrer} \ar[ur]|6 \ar[dr]|7 \ar[r]|6 & *++[o][F-]{A} \ar[r]|4 & *++[o][F-]{B} \ar[r]|5 & *++[o][F-]{C} \ar[r]|6 & *++[o][F-]{FIN} \\ & &*++[o][F-]{D} \ar[ur]|5 \ar[r]|3 & *++[o][F-]{E} \ar[urr]|8 } \end{xy} \)

Note that this Moodle strips out the mathjax start and end, slash and round brackets.

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