Show 
Creating Node-Sets

If there is a particular set of nodes that you work with frequently, you can select them all and give them a name, creating a node-set.  At any time during your work you can select this set quickly by pressing the ctrl+shift+s buttons simultaneously, and entering the name.

There are two ways node-sets are created:

1. By User:  Select the node(s) you want in a particular node-set, choose Modify Set NodeSet New, (the shortcut key for this is ctrl+shift+n) and enter the name of the new set.  Node-set names must follow the rules of an IDname.  After a node-set is set, you can later add or remove nodes from it.

2. Built-In:  Automatically built-in definition, based on intrinsic qualities of the nodes.  These nodes are denoted with a dash in front of the name (e.g. –ConstantValue).

The following is a list of the built-in node-sets, in order of their priority for coloring (Likelihood Finding highest priority, Finding second priority etc.)

LikelihoodFinding

Finding

Deterministic

Boolean

TwoState

Discrete

Continuous

Nature

Title

Documentation

ConstantValue

Constant

DecisionSolved

Decision

Adversary

Utility

Equation

HasTable

Parentless

Childless

Node

Note:  Some of these node-sets won’t always appear in the NodeSet Properties dialog box.  To access them, choose Modify Set  NodeSet New, and type in a name from the above list (remembering to begin the name with a dash).
 

Home > Special Topics > Node-Sets > Creating Node-Sets