Input-process-output (I-P-O) is a structured methodology for capturing and visualizing all of the inputs, outputs, and process steps that are required to transform inputs into outputs.

It gets its name from the components it depicts: Supplier, Input, Process, Output, ... However, when constructing our real-life SIPOC diagram, you’ll need to consider the inputs next.

For example, assuming nodes are zero-indexed starting from the top of the diagram, the weight from input node 2 to hidden node 3 has value 1.2. Each hidden and output node, but not any input node, has ...

Systems are often designed using a system block diagram that considers the ‘input, process and output’ close input, process and output The series of events that makes a system. of a system: ...

Figure 6. The MAXREFDES71 subsystem block diagram. All the data shown here were generated on the MAXREFDES71# reference design board. Now designers can produce new closed-loop industrial systems with ...

The input/process/output diagram above helps us do exactly that, and it can improve the way we measure and manage maintenance effectiveness. The box on the left shows the inputs, or resources, we use ...

For example, assuming nodes are zero-indexed starting from the top of the diagram, the weight from input node 2 to hidden node 3 has value 1.2. Each hidden and output node, but not any input node, has ...