Overlay multiple boxes in tikz
Seriously, I have no idea where to start to draw this image. Especially, the overlaying boxes on top make me somehow clueless at this point...
I know, there are some amazing tikz-gurus in here, maybe could one please shed some light?
Thank you very much for all the helpful tips!
Cheers!
Martin
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Seriously, I have no idea where to start to draw this image. Especially, the overlaying boxes on top make me somehow clueless at this point...
I know, there are some amazing tikz-gurus in here, maybe could one please shed some light?
Thank you very much for all the helpful tips!
Cheers!
Martin
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Section69.3.2 Copy Shadowsof the pgfmanual.
– marmot
Jan 31 at 21:13
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Seriously, I have no idea where to start to draw this image. Especially, the overlaying boxes on top make me somehow clueless at this point...
I know, there are some amazing tikz-gurus in here, maybe could one please shed some light?
Thank you very much for all the helpful tips!
Cheers!
Martin
tikz-pgf
asked Jan 31 at 21:13
StypStyp
20916
Seriously, I have no idea where to start to draw this image. Especially, the overlaying boxes on top make me somehow clueless at this point...
I know, there are some amazing tikz-gurus in here, maybe could one please shed some light?
Thank you very much for all the helpful tips!
Cheers!
Martin
tikz-pgf
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Section69.3.2 Copy Shadowsof the pgfmanual.
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Section69.3.2 Copy Shadowsof the pgfmanual.
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Such things can be done with copy shadow, which supports up to two copies. If you want more than those, you could either write a new style for that (like triple shadow, say) or just copy the box with foreach. The first option has been worked out in this great answer. However, in the present case, in which these are simple squares, the second option is arguably easier to implement.
documentclass[tikz,border=3.14mm]{standalone}
usetikzlibrary{fit,positioning,backgrounds,decorations.pathreplacing}
begin{document}
definecolor{leftcol}{RGB}{68,98,96}
definecolor{rightcol}{RGB}{39,61,73}
begin{tikzpicture}[square/.style={rectangle,minimum width=1cm,minimum
height=1cm,draw=leftcol!80,thick,fill=white},font=sffamilybfseries]
node[square] (square1){};
foreach X [count=Y] in {2,3,4}
{node[anchor=north west,below right=2mm and 2mm of squareY.north west,square] (squareX){};}
node[square,below=1.5cm of square1] (square5){};
node[fit=(square1)(square4)](fit1){};
draw[decorate,decoration=brace,white,very thick] (fit1.north east) --
(fit1.south east) node[midway,right,align=left] (Train) {Train & Valitidate\
Models};
draw[decorate,decoration={brace},white,very thick] (square5.south east) --
(square5.south west) node[midway,below] (Test) {Test Score};
draw[thick,-latex,white] (Train) -- (Test.north east);
begin{scope}[on background layer]
node[fit=(square1) (Test) (Train),left color=leftcol,right color=rightcol,
inner sep=3mm]{};
end{scope}
end{tikzpicture}
end{document}
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Such things can be done with copy shadow, which supports up to two copies. If you want more than those, you could either write a new style for that (like triple shadow, say) or just copy the box with foreach. The first option has been worked out in this great answer. However, in the present case, in which these are simple squares, the second option is arguably easier to implement.
documentclass[tikz,border=3.14mm]{standalone}
usetikzlibrary{fit,positioning,backgrounds,decorations.pathreplacing}
begin{document}
definecolor{leftcol}{RGB}{68,98,96}
definecolor{rightcol}{RGB}{39,61,73}
begin{tikzpicture}[square/.style={rectangle,minimum width=1cm,minimum
height=1cm,draw=leftcol!80,thick,fill=white},font=sffamilybfseries]
node[square] (square1){};
foreach X [count=Y] in {2,3,4}
{node[anchor=north west,below right=2mm and 2mm of squareY.north west,square] (squareX){};}
node[square,below=1.5cm of square1] (square5){};
node[fit=(square1)(square4)](fit1){};
draw[decorate,decoration=brace,white,very thick] (fit1.north east) --
(fit1.south east) node[midway,right,align=left] (Train) {Train & Valitidate\
Models};
draw[decorate,decoration={brace},white,very thick] (square5.south east) --
(square5.south west) node[midway,below] (Test) {Test Score};
draw[thick,-latex,white] (Train) -- (Test.north east);
begin{scope}[on background layer]
node[fit=(square1) (Test) (Train),left color=leftcol,right color=rightcol,
inner sep=3mm]{};
end{scope}
end{tikzpicture}
end{document}
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Such things can be done with copy shadow, which supports up to two copies. If you want more than those, you could either write a new style for that (like triple shadow, say) or just copy the box with foreach. The first option has been worked out in this great answer. However, in the present case, in which these are simple squares, the second option is arguably easier to implement.
documentclass[tikz,border=3.14mm]{standalone}
usetikzlibrary{fit,positioning,backgrounds,decorations.pathreplacing}
begin{document}
definecolor{leftcol}{RGB}{68,98,96}
definecolor{rightcol}{RGB}{39,61,73}
begin{tikzpicture}[square/.style={rectangle,minimum width=1cm,minimum
height=1cm,draw=leftcol!80,thick,fill=white},font=sffamilybfseries]
node[square] (square1){};
foreach X [count=Y] in {2,3,4}
{node[anchor=north west,below right=2mm and 2mm of squareY.north west,square] (squareX){};}
node[square,below=1.5cm of square1] (square5){};
node[fit=(square1)(square4)](fit1){};
draw[decorate,decoration=brace,white,very thick] (fit1.north east) --
(fit1.south east) node[midway,right,align=left] (Train) {Train & Valitidate\
Models};
draw[decorate,decoration={brace},white,very thick] (square5.south east) --
(square5.south west) node[midway,below] (Test) {Test Score};
draw[thick,-latex,white] (Train) -- (Test.north east);
begin{scope}[on background layer]
node[fit=(square1) (Test) (Train),left color=leftcol,right color=rightcol,
inner sep=3mm]{};
end{scope}
end{tikzpicture}
end{document}
answered Jan 31 at 21:39
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Such things can be done with copy shadow, which supports up to two copies. If you want more than those, you could either write a new style for that (like triple shadow, say) or just copy the box with foreach. The first option has been worked out in this great answer. However, in the present case, in which these are simple squares, the second option is arguably easier to implement.
documentclass[tikz,border=3.14mm]{standalone}
usetikzlibrary{fit,positioning,backgrounds,decorations.pathreplacing}
begin{document}
definecolor{leftcol}{RGB}{68,98,96}
definecolor{rightcol}{RGB}{39,61,73}
begin{tikzpicture}[square/.style={rectangle,minimum width=1cm,minimum
height=1cm,draw=leftcol!80,thick,fill=white},font=sffamilybfseries]
node[square] (square1){};
foreach X [count=Y] in {2,3,4}
{node[anchor=north west,below right=2mm and 2mm of squareY.north west,square] (squareX){};}
node[square,below=1.5cm of square1] (square5){};
node[fit=(square1)(square4)](fit1){};
draw[decorate,decoration=brace,white,very thick] (fit1.north east) --
(fit1.south east) node[midway,right,align=left] (Train) {Train & Valitidate\
Models};
draw[decorate,decoration={brace},white,very thick] (square5.south east) --
(square5.south west) node[midway,below] (Test) {Test Score};
draw[thick,-latex,white] (Train) -- (Test.north east);
begin{scope}[on background layer]
node[fit=(square1) (Test) (Train),left color=leftcol,right color=rightcol,
inner sep=3mm]{};
end{scope}
end{tikzpicture}
end{document}
answered Jan 31 at 21:39
marmotmarmot
98.4k4113218
Such things can be done with copy shadow, which supports up to two copies. If you want more than those, you could either write a new style for that (like triple shadow, say) or just copy the box with foreach. The first option has been worked out in this great answer. However, in the present case, in which these are simple squares, the second option is arguably easier to implement.
documentclass[tikz,border=3.14mm]{standalone}
usetikzlibrary{fit,positioning,backgrounds,decorations.pathreplacing}
begin{document}
definecolor{leftcol}{RGB}{68,98,96}
definecolor{rightcol}{RGB}{39,61,73}
begin{tikzpicture}[square/.style={rectangle,minimum width=1cm,minimum
height=1cm,draw=leftcol!80,thick,fill=white},font=sffamilybfseries]
node[square] (square1){};
foreach X [count=Y] in {2,3,4}
{node[anchor=north west,below right=2mm and 2mm of squareY.north west,square] (squareX){};}
node[square,below=1.5cm of square1] (square5){};
node[fit=(square1)(square4)](fit1){};
draw[decorate,decoration=brace,white,very thick] (fit1.north east) --
(fit1.south east) node[midway,right,align=left] (Train) {Train & Valitidate\
Models};
draw[decorate,decoration={brace},white,very thick] (square5.south east) --
(square5.south west) node[midway,below] (Test) {Test Score};
draw[thick,-latex,white] (Train) -- (Test.north east);
begin{scope}[on background layer]
node[fit=(square1) (Test) (Train),left color=leftcol,right color=rightcol,
inner sep=3mm]{};
end{scope}
end{tikzpicture}
end{document}
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69.3.2 Copy Shadowsof the pgfmanual.– marmot
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