Hierarchical Limit Structure

Definition

A Hierarchical Limit Structure denotes a particular (top-down) organization of a Limit framework

Visual Representation

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   bgcolor="#FFFFFF";
   fontname="sans-serif";
   penwidth="0.1";
   edge [comment="Wildcard edge", 
         fontname="sans-serif", 
         fontsize=10, 
         colorscheme="blues4", 
         color=2, 
         fontcolor=3];
   node [shape=box,
         fontname="serif", 
         fontsize=10, 
         fillcolor="1", 
         colorscheme="blues4", 
         color="4", 
         fontcolor="4", 
         style="filled"];
   "H0" [label="Business Wide: L= 30 mln"];
   "H1_1" [label="Business Line 1: L=10 mln"];
   "H1_2" [label="Business Line 2: L=15 mln"];
   "H1_3" [label="Business Line 3: L= 5 mln"];
   "H0" -> "H1_1";
   "H0" -> "H1_2";
   "H0" -> "H1_3";
   "H2_1" [label="Unit 1: L=5 mln"];
   "H2_2" [label="Unit 2: L=5 mln"];
   "H1_1" -> "H2_1";
   "H1_1" -> "H2_2";
   "H2_3" [label="Desk 1: L=2.5 mln"];
   "H2_4" [label="Desk 2: L=2.5 mln"];
   "H1_3" -> "H2_3";
   "H1_3" -> "H2_4";

} </graphviz>

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