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Matrix Diagram: When to use it
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When to use it
- Use it when comparing two lists to understand the many-to-many relationship between them (it is not useful if there is a simple one-to-one relationship).
- Use it to determine the strength of the relationship between either single pairs of items or a single item and another complete list.
- Use it when the second list is generated as a result of the first list, to determine the success of that generation process. For example, customer requirements versus design specifications.

Fig. 1. Using the Matrix Diagram in problem solving
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