Command
aStudy.define (token, additional data)
Tokens
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CONTINUOUS
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Use this token to indicate that the parameter is continuous valued.
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DISCRETE
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Use this token to indicate that the parameter is discrete valued.
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PRINT
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Use this token to print parameter definitions.
Additional Data for CONTINUOUS
Required Data
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par
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Set par equal to the name of the parameter or the sequence of parameters being defined. If a single parameter is specified, it must be enclosed by matching quotation marks; for example, 'par1'. If a list of parameters is specified, it must be given inside parentheses or brackets and must contain parameter names enclosed by matching quotation marks and separated by commas; for example, ('par1', 'par2', 'par3') or ['par1', 'par2', 'par3'].
Optional Data
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domain
Set domain equal to the minimum and maximum values of the parameter separated by a comma and enclosed by parentheses or brackets; for example, (10., 20.) or [10., 20.]. If domain is omitted from this command and the parameter is later sampled using a method that requires a domain definition, the domain must be specified in the sample command.
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reference
Set reference equal to the reference value of the parameter. If reference is omitted from this command and the parameter is later sampled using a method that requires a reference definition, the reference must be specified in the sample command.
Additional Data for DISCRETE
Required Data
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par
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Set par equal to the name of the parameter or the list of parameters being defined. If a single parameter is specified, it must be enclosed by matching quotation marks; for example, 'par1'. If a list of parameters is specified, it must be given inside parentheses or brackets and must contain parameter names enclosed by matching quotation marks and separated by commas; for example, ('par1', 'par2', 'par3') or ['par1', 'par2', 'par3'].
Optional Data
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domain
Set domain equal to the sequence of values that the parameter may have. The values must be separated by commas and enclosed by parentheses or brackets; for example, (1., 2., 5., 3.) or [1., 2., 5., 3.]. If domain is omitted from this command and the parameter is later sampled using a method that requires a domain definition, the domain must be specified in the sample command.
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reference
Set reference equal to the index in the sequence of parameter values. Indexing starts at zero, so that the first value of the sequence corresponds to index zero and the last value of the sequence corresponds to an index equal to the number of values in the sequence minus one. If reference is omitted from this command and the parameter is later sampled using a method that requires a reference definition, the reference must be specified in the sample command.
Additional Data for PRINT
Optional Data
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par
Set par equal to the name of the parameter or the sequence of parameters whose definition is to be printed. If a single parameter is specified, it must be enclosed by matching quotation marks; for example, 'par1'. If a sequence of parameters is specified, it must be given inside parentheses or brackets and must contain parameter names enclosed by matching quotation marks and separated by commas; for example, ('par1', 'par2', 'par3') or ['par1', 'par2', 'par3']. If par is omitted, parameter definitions are printed for all parameters in the parametric study.
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