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1. 1. 1. Sum (+): sum of all the distinct outputs.
      2. Min (<): smallest value of the all the outputs.
      3. Max (>): largest value of the al the outputs.
      4. Count (#): number of the distinct outputs.

For the Priority and Output Order order hit policies, priority is decided in compound output tables over all the outputs for which output values have been provided. The priority for each output is specified in the ordered list of output values in decreasing order of priority, and the overall priority is established by considering the from matching input columns order. Columns at ordered outputs from left to right in horizontal tables (i.e., columns to the left take precedence over columns to the right), or from top to bottom in vertical tables. Outputs for which no output values are provided are not taken into account in the ordering, although their output entries are included in the ordered compound output.

For example; If if called with Age=17, Risk Category="HIGH" and Dept Review=true, the following table outputs of all four rules, in the order 2,4,3,1.

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