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===== The .par File Format ===== | ===== The .par File Format ===== |
The (intermediate) results of a SCONE optimization in files ending with ''.par''. These are ASCII text files containing rows with four columns, representing: //parameter name//, //population best//, //population mean//, and //population standard deviation//. | Results of a SCONE optimization are stored in files with the extension ''.par''. These are simple text files that can be opened and edited in any text editor, such as Notepad. An example of a ''.par'' file looks like this: |
| <code> |
| hamstrings.Y0 0.079006554 0.080354041 0.0030859574 |
| hamstrings.DT0 0.18357905 0.18262167 0.0020438415 |
| hamstrings.Y1 0.99631354 0.99773909 0.0021345281 |
| glut_max.Y0 0.0030265725 0.00090351607 0.0023974136 |
| glut_max.DT0 0.18576085 0.18489914 0.0023322994 |
| glut_max.Y1 0.97591333 0.96204519 0.011154533 |
| iliopsoas.Y0 0.063535723 0.066836841 0.00292421 |
| iliopsoas.DT0 0.2577093 0.25523808 0.0032948857 |
| iliopsoas.Y1 0.012638463 0.01207388 0.0021846832 |
| vasti.Y0 0.33502507 0.33535013 0.0023554187 |
| vasti.DT0 0.23620274 0.23461746 0.002213263 |
| vasti.Y1 0.9983738 0.99889626 0.0014473442 |
| gastroc.Y0 0.12005251 0.12699089 0.0086746784 |
| gastroc.DT0 0.17422729 0.17466229 0.0029011355 |
| gastroc.Y1 0.91680673 0.91024939 0.0047795053 |
| soleus.Y0 0.026056273 0.023415652 0.0022664883 |
| soleus.DT0 0.44584536 0.44439399 0.0045637694 |
| soleus.Y1 0.99696958 0.99883811 0.0020101872 |
| tib_ant.Y0 0.98317756 0.98368097 0.0044341653 |
| tib_ant.DT0 0.33641672 0.33378039 0.0033161401 |
| tib_ant.Y1 0.0083973917 0.010220621 0.0017648554 |
| </code> |
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When playing back a result stored in a ''.par'' file, the //population best// value is used for each parameter. When using a ''.par'' file for initialization of an optimization, //population mean// and //population standard deviation// are used to represent the initial distribution. | There are four columns in this file, with the first column representing the parameter name. The subsequent columns represent //best value//, //mean value//, and //standard deviation// of each of the parameters. |
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| When playing back a result stored in a ''.par'' file, the //best// value is used for each parameter. When using a ''.par'' file for initialization of an optimization, //mean// and //standard deviation// are used to represent the initial distribution. |