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Lists in Decision Model Notation

Blog: Process Modeling 2.0

This image was inspired by Nick Broom’s post to the DMN group in linked in.

The use case posed by Nick which is here: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/4225568/4225568-6123464175038586884

 

In the Signavio Decision Modeler’s implementation of DMN, we provide the ability to check whether a set contains an element of another input item or set. The expression it uses in the column is the intersection set operator , or an equivalent. The DMN diagram sbove that does this 3 different ways:

1)      With the Signavio ‘Multi-Decision’ extension to DMN. This iterates through an input that is a list.

2)      An internal operator that corresponds to a test of one item or set or items existence as a subset of another using a fixed subset

3)      An internal operator that corresponds to a test of one item or set or items existence as a subset of another using an input data type

 

 

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