Basic Decision Tree Inference

The basic runtime inference for a Decision Tree Object starts with the root node and follows a single path through the tree towards a Leaf node (terminal node). Each encountered node Object is invoked (according to its own inference mechanism) in turn. Where a node presents a branch split, the value of the invoked Object will determine which branch is followed toward the next node. The Leaf node sets the value of the Tree Object itself (unless the Leaf node is "Empty") and the Object's Tree inference ends (unless the Leaf node is set to a user-defined Label whereby inference is transferred to the point where this Label is defined)

If the isDynamic Object Control Property is set to False then the Object's Tree inference will only be executed the first time it is encountered by the inference.
The Object Control Property for knowledgeMode can be set to control if runtime inference for this object is use the Decision Tree or not (e.g. from Cases if they exist).
The OnCapture & OnLeave events (where enabled by the Tree Object's Base Class) are executed before the start and after the end of the tree inference respectively.
A 'Decision Tree' inference can follow different strategies (e.g. Constraint Inference, Case-based Inference, Fuzzy Inference etc) See Advanced Inference Techniques.