From 2ebf004314dfcec32502157f99794223bbe4889b Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: JonciH <161825051+JonciH@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Tue, 8 Oct 2024 15:31:09 +0200 Subject: [PATCH] Update Creating.md --- src/prod_sys/Creating.md | 2 +- 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/src/prod_sys/Creating.md b/src/prod_sys/Creating.md index d12a805..3e77e40 100644 --- a/src/prod_sys/Creating.md +++ b/src/prod_sys/Creating.md @@ -57,7 +57,7 @@ The following options are available upon selecting "auto-linking" option: - **Unit process or System process:** The next step is to choose whether to connect to a unit process or a system process if no provider is selected in the process. This setting only has an effect if default providers are not used or not specified, since the default provider is always one specific process, which is then already a unit or system process. The difference between a system and a unit process is described in the section "[Processes](../processes/index.html)". -- **Cut-off threshold:** It is possible to set a cut-off threshold for the **auto-connection** to reduce the complexity of your product system. Providers that contribute less than the threshold to the inventory are numerically cut off (not connected). This is applied throughout the whole (connected) supply chain! Elementary flows of the reference process are not affected! The function can be handy for databases with extensive process networks with minimal individual process contributions and consistent unit, for example multi-regional input-output databases, e.g. PSILCA. **Be aware that the cut-off is applied irrespective of the used unit and focuses solely on the numbers!** For this reason, it works best for databases where all products have the same unit, such as, again, multi-regional I/O databases (PSILCA). +- **Cut-off threshold:** It is possible to set a cut-off threshold for the **auto-connection** to reduce the complexity of your product system. Providers that contribute less than the threshold to the inventory are not connected (numerically cut off). This is applied throughout the whole (connected) supply chain! Elementary flows of the reference process are not affected! The function can be handy for databases with extensive process networks with minimal individual process contributions and consistent unit, for example multi-regional input-output databases, e.g. PSILCA. **Be aware that the cut-off is applied irrespective of the used unit and focuses solely on the numbers!** For this reason, it works best for databases where all products have the same unit, such as, again, multi-regional I/O databases (PSILCA). **To finally create the product system, click "Finish"!**