This algorithm is used for nodes where the local value is combined with the global input values with a different operator than the one used to combine the global input values.
The output value of a node with 窶廛ouble窶 as algorithm is computed according to the following rule:
Output value = Op2(Op1(X1, X2,窶ｦ), LR)
where Op1 is the 窶廾perator 1窶 for this node, Op2 is the 窶廾perator 2窶 for this node, X1, X2,窶ｦ represent its input values, L is the local factor of the node, and R is a random number generated from the distribution of the node. Note, however, that if the node does not include stochastic values, the R-factor is skipped.
A node is never initialized with 窶廛ouble窶 as its algorithm. Thus, when you need to use this feature, you always have to select this option manually.
