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A Connector lets you combine two output paths, so a block's input port can get a
value from either path. A connector passes the last value received on any of its
input paths. NeurOn-Line has five types: Data Path Connectors, Inference Path
Connectors, Control Path Connectors, Vector Path Connectors, and Data Pair Path
Connectors.
Note: G2 does not create Connectors automatically. You must create them yourself
by cloning them from the Connections palette. If you try to connect an
output path to another path without a Connector, G2 deletes the path and
generates a warning message.
Configuring
The Connectors have no configurable attributes.
Example
The following diagram checks the temperature of some equipment. The temperature can come from one of two Entry Points. A Connector combines the output
paths from the Entry Points, so the High Value Observation can get input from
either.
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See Also
For more information on how to use this block, see the sections below.
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