How do I make the nodes look in the tree look more evenly spread out and balance the edge length?











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How do I make the edges in the tree have same length and have some good symmetry? It looks kinda ugly.



It needs to look more symmetric.
Is there a simple way to achieve this goal?



begin{figure}[h]
begin{tikzpicture}[
> = stealth,
shorten > = 1pt,
auto,
node distance = 2cm,
semithick % line style
]

tikzstyle{state}=[
draw = black,
thick,
fill = white,
minimum size = 4mm
]

node[state][circle, draw](hub) {$hub$};
node[state][circle, draw] (a) [below left of=hub] {$a$};
node[state][circle, draw] (b) [below right of=hub] {$b$};

node[state][circle, draw] (c) [below left of=a] {$c$};
node[state][circle, draw] (d) [right of=c] {$d$};

node[state][circle, draw] (e) [below left of=c] {$e$};
node[state][circle, draw] (f) [right of=e] {$f$};

node[state][circle, draw] (g) [right of=d] {$g$};
node[state][circle, draw] (h) [right of=g] {$h$};


path[->] (a) edge node {100} (hub);
path[->] (b) edge node {85} (hub);

path[->] (c) edge node {35} (a);
path[->] (d) edge node {55} (a);
path[->] (e) edge node {10} (c);
path[->] (f) edge node {15} (c);
path[->] (g) edge node {40} (b);
path[->] (h) edge node {25} (b);


node[state][circle, draw] (u) [above left of=hub] {$u$};
node[state][circle, draw] (v) [above right of=hub] {$v$};

node[state][circle, draw] (w) [above left of=u] {$w$};
node[state][circle, draw] (x) [right of=w] {$x$};
node[state][circle, draw] (y) [right of=x] {$y$};
node[state][circle, draw] (z) [right of=y] {$z$};


path[->] (hub) edge node {125} (u);
path[->] (hub) edge node {25} (v);
path[->] (u) edge node {50} (w);
path[->] (u) edge node {60} (x);
path[->] (v) edge node {10} (y);
path[->] (v) edge node {12} (z);



draw (0,-6) node[above,xshift=0.7cm]{$ textsc{Pos and Neg heap represented together as a single structure}$};
end{tikzpicture}
end{figure}









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    How do I make the edges in the tree have same length and have some good symmetry? It looks kinda ugly.



    It needs to look more symmetric.
    Is there a simple way to achieve this goal?



    begin{figure}[h]
    begin{tikzpicture}[
    > = stealth,
    shorten > = 1pt,
    auto,
    node distance = 2cm,
    semithick % line style
    ]

    tikzstyle{state}=[
    draw = black,
    thick,
    fill = white,
    minimum size = 4mm
    ]

    node[state][circle, draw](hub) {$hub$};
    node[state][circle, draw] (a) [below left of=hub] {$a$};
    node[state][circle, draw] (b) [below right of=hub] {$b$};

    node[state][circle, draw] (c) [below left of=a] {$c$};
    node[state][circle, draw] (d) [right of=c] {$d$};

    node[state][circle, draw] (e) [below left of=c] {$e$};
    node[state][circle, draw] (f) [right of=e] {$f$};

    node[state][circle, draw] (g) [right of=d] {$g$};
    node[state][circle, draw] (h) [right of=g] {$h$};


    path[->] (a) edge node {100} (hub);
    path[->] (b) edge node {85} (hub);

    path[->] (c) edge node {35} (a);
    path[->] (d) edge node {55} (a);
    path[->] (e) edge node {10} (c);
    path[->] (f) edge node {15} (c);
    path[->] (g) edge node {40} (b);
    path[->] (h) edge node {25} (b);


    node[state][circle, draw] (u) [above left of=hub] {$u$};
    node[state][circle, draw] (v) [above right of=hub] {$v$};

    node[state][circle, draw] (w) [above left of=u] {$w$};
    node[state][circle, draw] (x) [right of=w] {$x$};
    node[state][circle, draw] (y) [right of=x] {$y$};
    node[state][circle, draw] (z) [right of=y] {$z$};


    path[->] (hub) edge node {125} (u);
    path[->] (hub) edge node {25} (v);
    path[->] (u) edge node {50} (w);
    path[->] (u) edge node {60} (x);
    path[->] (v) edge node {10} (y);
    path[->] (v) edge node {12} (z);



    draw (0,-6) node[above,xshift=0.7cm]{$ textsc{Pos and Neg heap represented together as a single structure}$};
    end{tikzpicture}
    end{figure}









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      How do I make the edges in the tree have same length and have some good symmetry? It looks kinda ugly.



      It needs to look more symmetric.
      Is there a simple way to achieve this goal?



      begin{figure}[h]
      begin{tikzpicture}[
      > = stealth,
      shorten > = 1pt,
      auto,
      node distance = 2cm,
      semithick % line style
      ]

      tikzstyle{state}=[
      draw = black,
      thick,
      fill = white,
      minimum size = 4mm
      ]

      node[state][circle, draw](hub) {$hub$};
      node[state][circle, draw] (a) [below left of=hub] {$a$};
      node[state][circle, draw] (b) [below right of=hub] {$b$};

      node[state][circle, draw] (c) [below left of=a] {$c$};
      node[state][circle, draw] (d) [right of=c] {$d$};

      node[state][circle, draw] (e) [below left of=c] {$e$};
      node[state][circle, draw] (f) [right of=e] {$f$};

      node[state][circle, draw] (g) [right of=d] {$g$};
      node[state][circle, draw] (h) [right of=g] {$h$};


      path[->] (a) edge node {100} (hub);
      path[->] (b) edge node {85} (hub);

      path[->] (c) edge node {35} (a);
      path[->] (d) edge node {55} (a);
      path[->] (e) edge node {10} (c);
      path[->] (f) edge node {15} (c);
      path[->] (g) edge node {40} (b);
      path[->] (h) edge node {25} (b);


      node[state][circle, draw] (u) [above left of=hub] {$u$};
      node[state][circle, draw] (v) [above right of=hub] {$v$};

      node[state][circle, draw] (w) [above left of=u] {$w$};
      node[state][circle, draw] (x) [right of=w] {$x$};
      node[state][circle, draw] (y) [right of=x] {$y$};
      node[state][circle, draw] (z) [right of=y] {$z$};


      path[->] (hub) edge node {125} (u);
      path[->] (hub) edge node {25} (v);
      path[->] (u) edge node {50} (w);
      path[->] (u) edge node {60} (x);
      path[->] (v) edge node {10} (y);
      path[->] (v) edge node {12} (z);



      draw (0,-6) node[above,xshift=0.7cm]{$ textsc{Pos and Neg heap represented together as a single structure}$};
      end{tikzpicture}
      end{figure}









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      How do I make the edges in the tree have same length and have some good symmetry? It looks kinda ugly.



      It needs to look more symmetric.
      Is there a simple way to achieve this goal?



      begin{figure}[h]
      begin{tikzpicture}[
      > = stealth,
      shorten > = 1pt,
      auto,
      node distance = 2cm,
      semithick % line style
      ]

      tikzstyle{state}=[
      draw = black,
      thick,
      fill = white,
      minimum size = 4mm
      ]

      node[state][circle, draw](hub) {$hub$};
      node[state][circle, draw] (a) [below left of=hub] {$a$};
      node[state][circle, draw] (b) [below right of=hub] {$b$};

      node[state][circle, draw] (c) [below left of=a] {$c$};
      node[state][circle, draw] (d) [right of=c] {$d$};

      node[state][circle, draw] (e) [below left of=c] {$e$};
      node[state][circle, draw] (f) [right of=e] {$f$};

      node[state][circle, draw] (g) [right of=d] {$g$};
      node[state][circle, draw] (h) [right of=g] {$h$};


      path[->] (a) edge node {100} (hub);
      path[->] (b) edge node {85} (hub);

      path[->] (c) edge node {35} (a);
      path[->] (d) edge node {55} (a);
      path[->] (e) edge node {10} (c);
      path[->] (f) edge node {15} (c);
      path[->] (g) edge node {40} (b);
      path[->] (h) edge node {25} (b);


      node[state][circle, draw] (u) [above left of=hub] {$u$};
      node[state][circle, draw] (v) [above right of=hub] {$v$};

      node[state][circle, draw] (w) [above left of=u] {$w$};
      node[state][circle, draw] (x) [right of=w] {$x$};
      node[state][circle, draw] (y) [right of=x] {$y$};
      node[state][circle, draw] (z) [right of=y] {$z$};


      path[->] (hub) edge node {125} (u);
      path[->] (hub) edge node {25} (v);
      path[->] (u) edge node {50} (w);
      path[->] (u) edge node {60} (x);
      path[->] (v) edge node {10} (y);
      path[->] (v) edge node {12} (z);



      draw (0,-6) node[above,xshift=0.7cm]{$ textsc{Pos and Neg heap represented together as a single structure}$};
      end{tikzpicture}
      end{figure}






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          May I advertize the forest package for this? Your symmetry concern is taken care of by a single key: calign=fixed edge angles. And it is much easier to punch in the tree, and to customize it.



          documentclass[tikz,border=3.14mm]{standalone}
          usepackage[edges]{forest}
          begin{document}
          begin{forest}
          for tree={calign=fixed edge angles,
          edge+={stealth-},grow=south,circle,draw,thick}
          [$hub$
          [$a$,edge label={node[midway,left]{100}}
          [$c$,edge label={node[midway,left]{35}}
          [$e$,edge label={node[midway,left]{10}}]
          [$f$,edge label={node[midway,right]{15}}]
          ]
          [$d$,edge label={node[midway,right]{55}}]
          ]
          [$b$,edge label={node[midway,right]{85}}
          [$g$,edge label={node[midway,left]{40}}]
          [$h$,edge label={node[midway,right]{25}}]
          ]
          ]
          end{forest}
          end{document}


          enter image description here






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          • Ty for the comments. Very helpful :)
            – Vk1
            Dec 4 at 17:44


















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          by help of tikz libraries arrows.meta, positioning and quotes:



          documentclass[tikz, margin=3mm]{standalone}
          usetikzlibrary{arrows.meta,
          positioning,
          quotes}

          begin{document}
          begin{tikzpicture}[
          node distance = 6mm and 4mm,
          every edge/.append style = {draw, semithick, shorten >=1pt, -Stealth},
          every edge quotes/.append style = {font=footnotesize, auto, inner sep=1pt},
          state/.append style = {circle, draw, minimum size = 5mm,
          inner sep=1pt, outer sep=0pt}
          ]
          %%%% below
          node[state] (hub) {textit{hub}};
          node[state] (a) [below left =12mm and 8mm of hub] {$a$};
          node[state] (c) [below left = of a] {$c$};
          node[state] (e) [below left = of c] {$e$};
          node[state] (d) [below right = of a] {$d$};
          node[state] (f) [below right = of c] {$f$};
          %
          node[state] (b) [below right =12mm and 8mm of hub] {$b$};
          node[state] (h) [below right = of b] {$h$};
          node[state] (g) [below left = of b] {$g$};
          %%%% above
          node[state] (u) [above left =12mm and 8mm of hub] {$u$};
          node[state] (w) [above left = of u] {$w$};
          node[state] (x) [above right = of u] {$x$};
          %
          node[state] (v) [above right =12mm and 8mm of hub] {$v$};
          node[state] (z) [above right = of v] {$z$};
          node[state] (y) [above left = of v] {$y$};
          %%%% edges
          path (a) edge ["100"] (hub)
          (b) edge ["85"] (hub)

          (c) edge ["35"] (a)
          (d) edge ["55" '] (a)
          (e) edge ["10"] (c)
          (f) edge ["15" '] (c)
          (g) edge ["40"] (b)
          (h) edge ["25" ,] (b)

          (hub) edge ["125"] (u)
          (hub) edge ["25" '](v)
          (u) edge ["50"] (w)
          (u) edge ["60" '] (x)
          (v) edge ["10"] (y)
          (v) edge ["12" '] (z);
          node[below=of hub |- e]
          {textsc{Pos and Neg heap represented together as a single structure}};
          end{tikzpicture}
          end{document}


          enter image description here






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          • My Man... thanks :D
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            Dec 4 at 17:44











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          May I advertize the forest package for this? Your symmetry concern is taken care of by a single key: calign=fixed edge angles. And it is much easier to punch in the tree, and to customize it.



          documentclass[tikz,border=3.14mm]{standalone}
          usepackage[edges]{forest}
          begin{document}
          begin{forest}
          for tree={calign=fixed edge angles,
          edge+={stealth-},grow=south,circle,draw,thick}
          [$hub$
          [$a$,edge label={node[midway,left]{100}}
          [$c$,edge label={node[midway,left]{35}}
          [$e$,edge label={node[midway,left]{10}}]
          [$f$,edge label={node[midway,right]{15}}]
          ]
          [$d$,edge label={node[midway,right]{55}}]
          ]
          [$b$,edge label={node[midway,right]{85}}
          [$g$,edge label={node[midway,left]{40}}]
          [$h$,edge label={node[midway,right]{25}}]
          ]
          ]
          end{forest}
          end{document}


          enter image description here






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          • Ty for the comments. Very helpful :)
            – Vk1
            Dec 4 at 17:44















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          May I advertize the forest package for this? Your symmetry concern is taken care of by a single key: calign=fixed edge angles. And it is much easier to punch in the tree, and to customize it.



          documentclass[tikz,border=3.14mm]{standalone}
          usepackage[edges]{forest}
          begin{document}
          begin{forest}
          for tree={calign=fixed edge angles,
          edge+={stealth-},grow=south,circle,draw,thick}
          [$hub$
          [$a$,edge label={node[midway,left]{100}}
          [$c$,edge label={node[midway,left]{35}}
          [$e$,edge label={node[midway,left]{10}}]
          [$f$,edge label={node[midway,right]{15}}]
          ]
          [$d$,edge label={node[midway,right]{55}}]
          ]
          [$b$,edge label={node[midway,right]{85}}
          [$g$,edge label={node[midway,left]{40}}]
          [$h$,edge label={node[midway,right]{25}}]
          ]
          ]
          end{forest}
          end{document}


          enter image description here






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          • Ty for the comments. Very helpful :)
            – Vk1
            Dec 4 at 17:44













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          up vote
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          May I advertize the forest package for this? Your symmetry concern is taken care of by a single key: calign=fixed edge angles. And it is much easier to punch in the tree, and to customize it.



          documentclass[tikz,border=3.14mm]{standalone}
          usepackage[edges]{forest}
          begin{document}
          begin{forest}
          for tree={calign=fixed edge angles,
          edge+={stealth-},grow=south,circle,draw,thick}
          [$hub$
          [$a$,edge label={node[midway,left]{100}}
          [$c$,edge label={node[midway,left]{35}}
          [$e$,edge label={node[midway,left]{10}}]
          [$f$,edge label={node[midway,right]{15}}]
          ]
          [$d$,edge label={node[midway,right]{55}}]
          ]
          [$b$,edge label={node[midway,right]{85}}
          [$g$,edge label={node[midway,left]{40}}]
          [$h$,edge label={node[midway,right]{25}}]
          ]
          ]
          end{forest}
          end{document}


          enter image description here






          share|improve this answer












          May I advertize the forest package for this? Your symmetry concern is taken care of by a single key: calign=fixed edge angles. And it is much easier to punch in the tree, and to customize it.



          documentclass[tikz,border=3.14mm]{standalone}
          usepackage[edges]{forest}
          begin{document}
          begin{forest}
          for tree={calign=fixed edge angles,
          edge+={stealth-},grow=south,circle,draw,thick}
          [$hub$
          [$a$,edge label={node[midway,left]{100}}
          [$c$,edge label={node[midway,left]{35}}
          [$e$,edge label={node[midway,left]{10}}]
          [$f$,edge label={node[midway,right]{15}}]
          ]
          [$d$,edge label={node[midway,right]{55}}]
          ]
          [$b$,edge label={node[midway,right]{85}}
          [$g$,edge label={node[midway,left]{40}}]
          [$h$,edge label={node[midway,right]{25}}]
          ]
          ]
          end{forest}
          end{document}


          enter image description here







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          • Ty for the comments. Very helpful :)
            – Vk1
            Dec 4 at 17:44


















          • Ty for the comments. Very helpful :)
            – Vk1
            Dec 4 at 17:44
















          Ty for the comments. Very helpful :)
          – Vk1
          Dec 4 at 17:44




          Ty for the comments. Very helpful :)
          – Vk1
          Dec 4 at 17:44










          up vote
          1
          down vote













          by help of tikz libraries arrows.meta, positioning and quotes:



          documentclass[tikz, margin=3mm]{standalone}
          usetikzlibrary{arrows.meta,
          positioning,
          quotes}

          begin{document}
          begin{tikzpicture}[
          node distance = 6mm and 4mm,
          every edge/.append style = {draw, semithick, shorten >=1pt, -Stealth},
          every edge quotes/.append style = {font=footnotesize, auto, inner sep=1pt},
          state/.append style = {circle, draw, minimum size = 5mm,
          inner sep=1pt, outer sep=0pt}
          ]
          %%%% below
          node[state] (hub) {textit{hub}};
          node[state] (a) [below left =12mm and 8mm of hub] {$a$};
          node[state] (c) [below left = of a] {$c$};
          node[state] (e) [below left = of c] {$e$};
          node[state] (d) [below right = of a] {$d$};
          node[state] (f) [below right = of c] {$f$};
          %
          node[state] (b) [below right =12mm and 8mm of hub] {$b$};
          node[state] (h) [below right = of b] {$h$};
          node[state] (g) [below left = of b] {$g$};
          %%%% above
          node[state] (u) [above left =12mm and 8mm of hub] {$u$};
          node[state] (w) [above left = of u] {$w$};
          node[state] (x) [above right = of u] {$x$};
          %
          node[state] (v) [above right =12mm and 8mm of hub] {$v$};
          node[state] (z) [above right = of v] {$z$};
          node[state] (y) [above left = of v] {$y$};
          %%%% edges
          path (a) edge ["100"] (hub)
          (b) edge ["85"] (hub)

          (c) edge ["35"] (a)
          (d) edge ["55" '] (a)
          (e) edge ["10"] (c)
          (f) edge ["15" '] (c)
          (g) edge ["40"] (b)
          (h) edge ["25" ,] (b)

          (hub) edge ["125"] (u)
          (hub) edge ["25" '](v)
          (u) edge ["50"] (w)
          (u) edge ["60" '] (x)
          (v) edge ["10"] (y)
          (v) edge ["12" '] (z);
          node[below=of hub |- e]
          {textsc{Pos and Neg heap represented together as a single structure}};
          end{tikzpicture}
          end{document}


          enter image description here






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          • My Man... thanks :D
            – Vk1
            Dec 4 at 17:44















          up vote
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          down vote













          by help of tikz libraries arrows.meta, positioning and quotes:



          documentclass[tikz, margin=3mm]{standalone}
          usetikzlibrary{arrows.meta,
          positioning,
          quotes}

          begin{document}
          begin{tikzpicture}[
          node distance = 6mm and 4mm,
          every edge/.append style = {draw, semithick, shorten >=1pt, -Stealth},
          every edge quotes/.append style = {font=footnotesize, auto, inner sep=1pt},
          state/.append style = {circle, draw, minimum size = 5mm,
          inner sep=1pt, outer sep=0pt}
          ]
          %%%% below
          node[state] (hub) {textit{hub}};
          node[state] (a) [below left =12mm and 8mm of hub] {$a$};
          node[state] (c) [below left = of a] {$c$};
          node[state] (e) [below left = of c] {$e$};
          node[state] (d) [below right = of a] {$d$};
          node[state] (f) [below right = of c] {$f$};
          %
          node[state] (b) [below right =12mm and 8mm of hub] {$b$};
          node[state] (h) [below right = of b] {$h$};
          node[state] (g) [below left = of b] {$g$};
          %%%% above
          node[state] (u) [above left =12mm and 8mm of hub] {$u$};
          node[state] (w) [above left = of u] {$w$};
          node[state] (x) [above right = of u] {$x$};
          %
          node[state] (v) [above right =12mm and 8mm of hub] {$v$};
          node[state] (z) [above right = of v] {$z$};
          node[state] (y) [above left = of v] {$y$};
          %%%% edges
          path (a) edge ["100"] (hub)
          (b) edge ["85"] (hub)

          (c) edge ["35"] (a)
          (d) edge ["55" '] (a)
          (e) edge ["10"] (c)
          (f) edge ["15" '] (c)
          (g) edge ["40"] (b)
          (h) edge ["25" ,] (b)

          (hub) edge ["125"] (u)
          (hub) edge ["25" '](v)
          (u) edge ["50"] (w)
          (u) edge ["60" '] (x)
          (v) edge ["10"] (y)
          (v) edge ["12" '] (z);
          node[below=of hub |- e]
          {textsc{Pos and Neg heap represented together as a single structure}};
          end{tikzpicture}
          end{document}


          enter image description here






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          • My Man... thanks :D
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          by help of tikz libraries arrows.meta, positioning and quotes:



          documentclass[tikz, margin=3mm]{standalone}
          usetikzlibrary{arrows.meta,
          positioning,
          quotes}

          begin{document}
          begin{tikzpicture}[
          node distance = 6mm and 4mm,
          every edge/.append style = {draw, semithick, shorten >=1pt, -Stealth},
          every edge quotes/.append style = {font=footnotesize, auto, inner sep=1pt},
          state/.append style = {circle, draw, minimum size = 5mm,
          inner sep=1pt, outer sep=0pt}
          ]
          %%%% below
          node[state] (hub) {textit{hub}};
          node[state] (a) [below left =12mm and 8mm of hub] {$a$};
          node[state] (c) [below left = of a] {$c$};
          node[state] (e) [below left = of c] {$e$};
          node[state] (d) [below right = of a] {$d$};
          node[state] (f) [below right = of c] {$f$};
          %
          node[state] (b) [below right =12mm and 8mm of hub] {$b$};
          node[state] (h) [below right = of b] {$h$};
          node[state] (g) [below left = of b] {$g$};
          %%%% above
          node[state] (u) [above left =12mm and 8mm of hub] {$u$};
          node[state] (w) [above left = of u] {$w$};
          node[state] (x) [above right = of u] {$x$};
          %
          node[state] (v) [above right =12mm and 8mm of hub] {$v$};
          node[state] (z) [above right = of v] {$z$};
          node[state] (y) [above left = of v] {$y$};
          %%%% edges
          path (a) edge ["100"] (hub)
          (b) edge ["85"] (hub)

          (c) edge ["35"] (a)
          (d) edge ["55" '] (a)
          (e) edge ["10"] (c)
          (f) edge ["15" '] (c)
          (g) edge ["40"] (b)
          (h) edge ["25" ,] (b)

          (hub) edge ["125"] (u)
          (hub) edge ["25" '](v)
          (u) edge ["50"] (w)
          (u) edge ["60" '] (x)
          (v) edge ["10"] (y)
          (v) edge ["12" '] (z);
          node[below=of hub |- e]
          {textsc{Pos and Neg heap represented together as a single structure}};
          end{tikzpicture}
          end{document}


          enter image description here






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          by help of tikz libraries arrows.meta, positioning and quotes:



          documentclass[tikz, margin=3mm]{standalone}
          usetikzlibrary{arrows.meta,
          positioning,
          quotes}

          begin{document}
          begin{tikzpicture}[
          node distance = 6mm and 4mm,
          every edge/.append style = {draw, semithick, shorten >=1pt, -Stealth},
          every edge quotes/.append style = {font=footnotesize, auto, inner sep=1pt},
          state/.append style = {circle, draw, minimum size = 5mm,
          inner sep=1pt, outer sep=0pt}
          ]
          %%%% below
          node[state] (hub) {textit{hub}};
          node[state] (a) [below left =12mm and 8mm of hub] {$a$};
          node[state] (c) [below left = of a] {$c$};
          node[state] (e) [below left = of c] {$e$};
          node[state] (d) [below right = of a] {$d$};
          node[state] (f) [below right = of c] {$f$};
          %
          node[state] (b) [below right =12mm and 8mm of hub] {$b$};
          node[state] (h) [below right = of b] {$h$};
          node[state] (g) [below left = of b] {$g$};
          %%%% above
          node[state] (u) [above left =12mm and 8mm of hub] {$u$};
          node[state] (w) [above left = of u] {$w$};
          node[state] (x) [above right = of u] {$x$};
          %
          node[state] (v) [above right =12mm and 8mm of hub] {$v$};
          node[state] (z) [above right = of v] {$z$};
          node[state] (y) [above left = of v] {$y$};
          %%%% edges
          path (a) edge ["100"] (hub)
          (b) edge ["85"] (hub)

          (c) edge ["35"] (a)
          (d) edge ["55" '] (a)
          (e) edge ["10"] (c)
          (f) edge ["15" '] (c)
          (g) edge ["40"] (b)
          (h) edge ["25" ,] (b)

          (hub) edge ["125"] (u)
          (hub) edge ["25" '](v)
          (u) edge ["50"] (w)
          (u) edge ["60" '] (x)
          (v) edge ["10"] (y)
          (v) edge ["12" '] (z);
          node[below=of hub |- e]
          {textsc{Pos and Neg heap represented together as a single structure}};
          end{tikzpicture}
          end{document}


          enter image description here







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          answered Dec 4 at 17:01









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          • My Man... thanks :D
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            Dec 4 at 17:44


















          • My Man... thanks :D
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            Dec 4 at 17:44
















          My Man... thanks :D
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          Dec 4 at 17:44




          My Man... thanks :D
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          Dec 4 at 17:44


















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