In Active Intelligence Visualization (AIV), a Gantt chart consists of several essential components that facilitate effective project tracking and management:
- Timeline: Located at the top, this horizontal axis represents the project duration in months, weeks, days, or years.
- Dateline: A vertical line marking the current date, providing a clear view of project status.
- Bars: Horizontal bars illustrate tasks, showcasing their start and end dates, duration, and progress.
- Dependencies: Visual links (often blue lines) connect tasks that must occur in a specific sequence.
- Progress Indicators: Displayed within task bars, progress is often represented by a shaded area or a percentage, indicating how much of a task is completed.
- Task Title: Each task is labeled with a descriptive title adjacent to its corresponding bar.
- Task Duration: Represented by the length of the taskbar, it indicates the total time required to complete each task.
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