Component introduction

Component introduction

• It provides a wealth of components for users to choose from. The number of components may vary according to different user industries and scenarios. There are two main categories:
  • One is AI capability component:It includes three aspects: OCR, NLP and CV element operation. Its components are basically self-developed and verified and abstracted by multiple projects. It also supports external calls.
  • The other is automation engineering components:It includes: basic commands, keyboard and mouse, interface operation, software automation, data processing, file processing, system and network, covering the automatic simulation of most scenes. The specific usage of each component is not described here. Readers who need it can read the component introduction in Chapter 5.
• Due to the large number, you can use the search method to quickly find the required components.
• Fuzzy retrieval supports fuzzy retrieval by component name and Pinyin initial child parent retrieval of component name.
• Multi dimensional retrieval: set multiple similar names for the same component, and search any one to find the component.
• Personalized history. Each user has his own habits in different scenarios. The z-factory process editor automatically records the components recently used by each user and makes default recommendations when retrieving.
• In addition, it supports user-defined code and can expand its scope of application. Click & ldquo; above the component search box+& rdquo;， You can add a custom component. Enter the name and code of the component and confirm. The custom component is created successfully.
• For components that are often used, you can collect them. As shown in the figure below, light the star symbol on the right side of the component name, and the component will appear in the component favorites for subsequent calls.