Conflict graphs

A conflict graph is a visual tool used to identify and analyze conflicts or competition between different entities—or "nodes"—such as tasks, resources, or signals. In this graph, each node represents an item, and edges connect nodes that cannot happen simultaneously or share a resource without conflict. By examining the graph, organizations can determine the best way to schedule tasks, allocate resources, or manage signals to avoid clashes. It’s a valuable method for optimizing complex systems where conflicts need to be clearly visualized and resolved efficiently.