The processes are supplied in a number of different variations depending on the nature of the channel connections provided by the process as follows.
One expects the one end of a channel
Collect means a collection containing a Collect process as the last or
only element in the process
The nature of the process is defined by concepts such as
Pipeline a sequence of process undertaking a series of operations on
a data object as it passes through the pipeline, a so called task
parallel architecture
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Class | Description |
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OnePipelineCollect | A OnePipelineCollect is a collection of WorkerTerminating processes running in sequence each processing instances of the same Class but applying a different operation in each of the Workers. |
OnePipelineOne | A Pipeline is a collection of WorkerTerminating processes running in sequence each processing instances of the same Class but applying a different operation in each of the Workers. |