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Mux
The mux block combines the data to create a list.

The
Mux
node in AugeLab Studio is used to multiplex (mux) multiple input data into a single output. It allows you to combine and access individual inputs as a single output.The
Mux
node takes multiple input sockets and combines their data into a single output. The number of input sockets can be configured using the "Input size" parameter. Each input is labeled as "Input 1", "Input 2", and so on.- 1.Drag and drop the
Mux
node from the node library onto the canvas in AugeLab Studio. - 2.Connect the desired inputs to the input sockets ("Input 1", "Input 2", etc.).
- 3.Configure the number of inputs using the "Input size" parameter.
- 4.The node will output a single list containing the data from all the inputs.
The
Mux
node has multiple input sockets labeled as "Input 1", "Input 2", and so on. The number of input sockets can be configured using the "Input size" parameter. The node has a single output socket that outputs a list containing the data from all the inputs.The
Mux
node has a parameter called "Input size" that allows you to configure the number of inputs. By default, it is set to 2, but you can increase or decrease the number as needed. The node dynamically adds or removes input sockets based on the configured number of inputs.The
Mux
node combines the data from multiple input sockets into a single list. The steps involved in the muxing process are as follows:- 1.Input Retrieval: The node retrieves the data from each input socket.
- 2.Muxing: The node combines the data from all the inputs into a single list.
- 3.Output: The node outputs the muxed list to the output socket.
- 1.Drag and drop the
Mux
node from the node library onto the canvas in AugeLab Studio. - 2.Connect the desired inputs to the input sockets ("Input 1", "Input 2", etc.).
- 3.Configure the number of inputs using the "Input size" parameter.
- 4.Run the pipeline or execute the node to mux the input data into a single list.
- 5.Retrieve the output list from the output socket.
- 6.Use the muxed list in downstream nodes or calculations as needed.
- The
Mux
node provides a convenient way to combine multiple inputs into a single list. - It allows you to multiplex data from different sources or branches into a single output.
- The number of inputs can be dynamically adjusted using the "Input size" parameter.
- The node is useful in scenarios where you need to consolidate data from multiple sources for further processing.
- The muxed list can be used in downstream nodes or calculations, such as data analysis, transformation, or visualization.
- The
Mux
node enhances the capabilities of AugeLab Studio for handling complex data flow scenarios. - It can be combined with other nodes and operations to perform various data manipulations and transformations.
- The
Mux
node provides a visual and intuitive way to combine and access multiple inputs as a single output in your data pipeline.