# Model with Multiple inputs to yield Multiple Outputs

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Hello,

I am trying to build a ML model using transformers which can take multiple inputs and yield multiple outputs. I know that for using multiple inputs I can concatenate the different inputs in the format:

> [CLS] text1 [SEP] [CLS] text2 [SEP]

However, I was curious to know how can I get multiple outputs from the trained data?