Loops / recursions can be recorded and are included in the time evaluation.
To do so, cancel conditions must be specified at the beginning and the end of the loop.
It is possible to create complex loops, consisting of several shapes.
A cancel condition is, on the one hand, how often a loop should be passed through. On the other hand, a threshold can be specified up to which the loop should be considered. This is useful if the loop includes decisions. If the probability drops below a specified value, e.g. 1%, the loop is not considered further.
It is possible to begin a loop in a decision shape or in a normal process step shape.
The consideration of a feedback can be seen in the path evaluation:
A) Cancelling the feedback after 0 connections: no consideration in the path evaluation
B) Canceling the feedback after 1 connection: consideration in the path evaluation