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. 2019 Mar 26;13:231. doi: 10.3389/fnins.2019.00231

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Live interaction with vertices. (Top) To indicate that live output is required, an edge is added from the vertex which is the source of the data to the Live Packet Gatherer vertex in the graph. To indicate the live input is required an edge is added from the Reverse IP Tag Multicast Source vertex to the target of the data in the graph. (Bottom) The effect of adding the edges to the graph is that multicast messages will be sent from the core (or cores) of the source vertex to the core running the Live Packet Gatherer, which will then wrap the messages in EIEIO packets and forward them to a listening external application. EIEIO packets received from an external application will be decoded by the Reverse IP Tag Multicast Source core and sent onward as multicast messages to the target core (or cores).