Ishikawa diagram (v11.12.3+)
Ishikawa diagrams are used to represent causes of a specific event (or a problem). They are also known as fishbone diagrams, herringbone diagrams or cause-and-effect diagrams. The diagram resembles a fish skeleton, with the main problem at the head and the causes branching off from the spine.
Syntax
Code:
mermaid
ishikawa-beta
Blurry Photo
Process
Out of focus
Shutter speed too slow
Protective film not removed
Beautification filter applied
User
Shaky hands
Equipment
LENS
Inappropriate lens
Damaged lens
Dirty lens
SENSOR
Damaged sensor
Dirty sensor
Environment
Subject moved too quickly
Too dark
- The first line is the event (problem) of the diagram.
- Subsequent lines are causes of the event.
- "Fishbone" structure is indicated by indentation.