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I am creating some training materials that discuss the various operators (rules).  I have no problem describing the OR, AND or XOR rules; however, I could not find any description of the additional rules (see attached):

Can someone provide a description of how these rules are used? 

From what I have read, the General Rule (upside down "Y") appears to be used when the rule is complex enough to require a separate model to describe the decision logic. 

Any help would be greatly appreciated.  Thanks.

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by Carsten Pitz
Posted on Fri, 08/19/2016 - 09:56

As far as I know, the first operator is the input operator the second is the output operator. So it is a combination of 2 gates in one shape.

Consequently an XOR/AND triggers if one and only one input is true (XOR) and triggers all outputs (AND).

Kind regards

Carsten Pitz

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by Michael Wodzinski Author
Posted on Fri, 08/19/2016 - 16:04

Thank you for the feedback.  I wish these subtle issues were documented better.

- Mike

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